MC AFKBedrock AFK bot: stay AFK on Minecraft Bedrock servers
MC AFK connects to Bedrock servers up to version 1.26.51. While your bot stays online you can follow chat, check its inventory and fill in the forms the server sends.
How to set up a Bedrock bot
- In Server, enter the server address and its Bedrock port (19132 on most servers) and leave the version on Auto.
- In Bots, add a new bot and choose Bedrock as its edition. The bot setting, not the server profile, decides the connection edition.
- Use Sign in to Microsoft Account to verify an account that owns the game through the official flow, then save. Bedrock connections require a Microsoft account.
- Turn on the service and the bot in Panel and check the connection message in Chat.
What you can do on Bedrock
- Chat: send messages and commands and read server messages.
- Inventory and menus: view the inventory and click in server menus.
- Bedrock forms: when the server sends a form (a server selector, for example), fill it in and submit it or close it.
- Sidebar: read the scoreboard values the server sends.
- Lobby to game server: use a command (for example /skyblock if the server supports it) or pick the target slot in the menu opened by your selector item.
- Movement: manual controls such as forward, back, turn, jump and sneak.
Good to know
Tasks such as mining, fishing and chest deposits are Java-only; a Bedrock bot is for staying AFK, chat, inventory and forms.
Playing with the same Microsoft account on another device may disconnect the bot under the server’s session rules.
Use MC AFK only on servers that allow bots. You answer a server’s verification questions and CAPTCHAs yourself; the app does not bypass them.
For every step with screenshots, see the illustrated user guide.