Account Formats

Supported account types

Type	What you provide	Notes
Microsoft Java Credentials	`email:password`	The account must own Minecraft Java Edition
Microsoft Java Device Code	Browser sign-in	Good when you do not want to paste credentials
Microsoft Bedrock Credentials	`email:password`	Required for Bedrock server connections
Microsoft Bedrock Device Code	Browser sign-in	Browser-based Bedrock login
Microsoft Java Refresh Token	One refresh token per line	Suitable for long-lived imports
Microsoft Java Cookies	Exported `login.live.com` cookies	SoulFire exchanges them for a refreshable auth chain
Microsoft Java Access Token	Raw Minecraft access token	Short-lived and cannot be refreshed
Offline	One username per line	Only works on servers that accept offline accounts

Import formats

Microsoft Java Credentials

The account must own Minecraft Java Edition.

email:password
email2:password2
email3:password3

Microsoft Java Device Code

Start the import from SoulFire and complete the device-code login in your browser when prompted.

Microsoft Bedrock Credentials

This is the credential-based option for Bedrock Edition servers. The account needs Xbox Live enabled and a gamer tag.

email:password
email2:password2
email3:password3

Microsoft Bedrock Device Code

Start the import from SoulFire and complete the device-code login in your browser when prompted.

Microsoft Java Refresh Token

Refresh-token imports are commonly used when you already have tokens from another workflow or provider.

refresh_token_here
refresh_token_here2
refresh_token_here3

Microsoft Java Cookies

SoulFire accepts these cookie formats from login.live.com:

Netscape cookie jar: tab-separated cookie exports from browsers or curl
Cookie Editor JSON: an array of cookie objects from the Cookie Editor browser extension
Raw cookie header: semicolon-separated name=value pairs

SoulFire exchanges those cookies for a full authentication chain so the account can be refreshed automatically.

Microsoft Java Access Token

Use this when you only have the raw Minecraft access token.

eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9...

Access-token imports cannot be refreshed. When the token expires, you need to import a new one.

Offline usernames are generally case-sensitive. That means username and UserName are treated as different accounts. Some auth plugins, such as AuthMe, may still reject names that differ only by case.

Username
Username2
Username3

Account settings reference

Setting	Default	What it does
Name format	`Bot_%d`	Controls how generated offline accounts are named
Shuffle accounts	`false`	Randomizes account order before bots join
Use proxies for account auth	`false`	Sends Microsoft authentication through your configured proxies
Account import concurrency	`3`	Controls how many account imports run at the same time

If no accounts are selected, SoulFire generates offline accounts from the configured name format.

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