Import multiple accounts
Use cookie files, SSID tokens, or Bedrock JSON exports and distribute accounts across proxies.
Choose the matching import method
| Account data | Where to import it | What to select |
|---|---|---|
| Java cookie files | Add Account → JAVA → Cookie | Select Cookie Files; choose your .txt files. |
| Java session IDs | Add Account → JAVA → SSID | Paste tokens or use Select SSID .txt File. |
| Microsoft refresh tokens | Add Account → JAVA → SSID | Enable Use Microsoft refresh tokens instead of SSID tokens before entering refresh tokens. |
| Bedrock exports | Add Account → BEDROCK → Import (JSON) | Select JSON file(s); Nintendo Switch and Android exports are supported. |
Keep account files and tokens private. Only import accounts you own or have permission to operate.
Assign proxies and import
Prepare your proxies
Add or purchase proxies first and confirm their edition support. Check that your plan has room for the accounts you are adding.
Select the files or tokens
Use the matching login method above. For a large import, begin with a small batch to confirm the format and connection settings.
Use Auto Fill if needed
When shown, enable Auto-distribute accounts across proxies and set Per Proxy. This is your distribution limit, not a guarantee that the Minecraft server permits that many accounts on one IP.
Review the result
Submit the account form using Add Account for Java or Import Bedrock Accounts for Bedrock. Read the import result. Check Overview for the imported accounts and their proxies before connecting the full group.
If an imported account cannot log in
Use Chat → Console or the account’s error details to distinguish an expired login from a proxy or Minecraft server issue. SSID sessions can expire. Obtain a fresh authorized export or reauthenticate using the relevant login method; changing the server address will not fix an expired token.
Check the troubleshooting guide or return to all guides.