Import Accounts
Add offline or Microsoft accounts to a SoulFire instance.
Before you start
- Add at least one account before starting a run. Generate offline accounts explicitly from the client dialog.
- Use offline accounts only on servers that accept them.
- For exact file formats and defaults, see Account Formats.
Need sources for test accounts? See Get Accounts. If you use Ravealts, SoulFire can import purchases directly from the account settings dialog.
Choose the right account type
| Type | Use it when |
|---|---|
| Microsoft Java Credentials | You have a normal Java account with email and password |
| Microsoft Java Device Code | You want to sign in through a browser instead of storing credentials |
| Microsoft Bedrock Credentials | You want to connect to Bedrock servers |
| Microsoft Bedrock Device Code | You want browser-based Bedrock sign-in |
| Microsoft Java Refresh Token | You already have refresh tokens and want long-lived imports |
| Microsoft Java Cookies | You want to import a browser login session |
| Microsoft Java Access Token | You only have a short-lived access token |
| Offline | The target server accepts offline-mode accounts |
Generate offline accounts
Open Account Settings and use the offline account generation dialog.
Set the amount and a name format such as TestBot_%d.
The client replaces %d with a number, starting at 1.
Review the duplicate-handling mode before generating accounts.
Check the resulting account list before starting bots. If you press Start with an empty list, the client can open this dialog for you. It does not turn a name format into a persistent server setting.
Import accounts in the GUI
Open the account settings
Open an instance and go to Account Settings.
Select the account type
Choose the type that matches the data you want to import.
Paste or import the account data
Add one account per line using the format for that account type. For device-code flows, SoulFire prompts you to finish the login in a browser.
Review the imported accounts
Make sure that the instance shows the expected accounts. Start one bot first. Check its login result before starting the remaining accounts.
Import accounts in CLI mode
CLI imports use two flags:
--account-filepoints to the file that contains the accounts.--account-typetells SoulFire how to parse that file.
Add the other CLI flags that your setup needs. For the full flag list, see Command line flags.
Settings that matter most
| Setting | What it changes |
|---|---|
| Shuffle accounts | Randomizes the account order before bots join |
| Use proxies for account auth | Sends Microsoft authentication through your configured proxies |
| Account import concurrency | Controls how many account imports run at the same time |
Related pages
- Account Formats for exact input formats
- GUI Mode for the main GUI workflow
- Command line flags for CLI imports
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