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How to stop getting kicked for AFK in Minecraft
Minecraft servers kick AFK players for five reasons: being idle too long, dying, restarts, captchas, and logging in somewhere else. Here is how to stop each one, so your account stays online while you are away.
1. You were idle for too long
Most servers kick players who stand still for a while, often with “You have been idle for too long!”. Anti AFK makes your account jump on a timer, every 30 seconds by default.
2. Your account died
An account that starves or gets killed is stuck on the death screen. Auto Eat keeps it fed from the hotbar and can eat a golden apple the moment it takes damage.
3. The server restarted
Auto Reconnect joins again after a restart, and a join command like /home 1 sends the account back to its spot.
4. The server asked for a captcha
Some servers make new connections solve a captcha. Console Client solves the supported kinds by itself and shows the rest, like Minehut’s, in a popup for you to answer.
5. You logged in somewhere else
An account can only be online in one place. Opening the game on the same account kicks your AFK session, so close Minecraft before you connect the account.
AFK kick FAQ
Is using Anti AFK allowed?
Every server has its own rules about AFK. Check them before you leave an account online.
Can I AFK with my PC off?
Yes. Console Client runs your account in the cloud, see how to AFK with your PC off.
Is it free?
The free plan keeps one account online 24/7. See plans for what each tier includes.
