How do I get past Minehut's captcha with MinecraftAFK?

Connect the account to your Minehut server profile as normal. It joins and is held in Minehut's verification area. On the Connect tab, click the captcha button beside that account's status to open its POV, and answer the captcha yourself in the browser: look around with the mouse, read the code off the map wall, and type it in chat with T. Once it clears, the bot is through and carries on AFK.

Can a bot solve Minehut's captcha?

No. A captcha is a human-interaction test by design, so no bot answers one. What MinecraftAFK gives you instead is the bot's own screen: POV renders the live world in your browser and sends your clicks, your mouse look and your chat as that account, so you answer the captcha as the player standing in front of it.

Why has Minehut's captcha come back?

Minehut ties the answer to the account and the address it joined from, so it asks again whenever either changes. A new account answers its own captcha, and moving an account onto a different proxy is a new address as far as Minehut is concerned. Answer it again the same way, from POV.

FAQ

Minehut captcha bypass

How to get a MinecraftAFK bot past Minehut's join captcha. Connect the account, open its POV, and answer the captcha yourself from the browser.

By the MinecraftAFK Team

Minehut shows a captcha when an account joins. It is a human-interaction test by design, so a bot cannot answer it: your account connects, gets held in Minehut's verification area, and stays there. Nothing is broken, nothing in the logs says anything, and the account reports Online the whole time. It is just not on the server yet.

You answer it yourself, from the dashboard. POV draws the bot's live view in your browser and sends your mouse and your chat as that account, so the captcha is answered by the player standing in front of it. No Minecraft install, no second client, no extra step before you connect.

Before you start

A paid plan, with the Minecraft account already added in the dashboard.
A server profile pointing at minehut.gg (or minehut.com), with that account attached.

That is all. This is done in the browser.

Answer the captcha

Connect the account from the profile's Connect tab, the same way you would on any other server. It joins Minehut and lands in the verification area.
Click the captcha button beside that account's status, the shield with a question mark on it. It opens that bot's POV, fullscreen, on the account you clicked.
Look around. Move the mouse to turn the bot's head. The captcha is usually a wall of maps in item frames a short way in front of you, and the view repaints it within a few seconds each time Minehut changes it.
Answer it. Most of the time that means reading the code off the wall and typing it in chat: press T, type it, press Enter. If the check asks you to click something instead, left click hits or breaks what the crosshair is on, and right click uses or opens it.
Watch the chat. Minehut's own instructions and its pass or fail reply come through the chat overlay, so you can see whether the answer took without leaving the view.
Press Esc to leave once it clears. The bot stays connected, past the captcha, and carries on AFK as normal.

The captcha button sits on every account row on a Minehut profile, at every status. Whether a given account has already answered is Minehut's to know and it never tells us, so the button is always there rather than appearing only when you are stuck.

If you cannot see the captcha

Turn around. The view opens facing wherever the bot's head was left, and the wall is often behind or beside you. Mouse look is the fix; F5 for third person can help you get your bearings.
Check the bot is Online. POV only draws the world for a connected bot. An offline one shows its connect button and nothing else.
Give it a few seconds. The map wall is fetched on its own clock, so a fresh join or a repaint takes a moment to appear.
Try the pause and reopen. Pressing Esc twice leaves the view, and the fullscreen button on the bot's card in the POV tab opens it again.

When you have to do it again

Minehut ties the answer to the account and the address it joined from, so the captcha comes back whenever either changes:

A new account. Every account answers its own captcha.
A new proxy. Moving an account onto a different proxy, or buying extra proxies and reassigning it, is a new address as far as Minehut is concerned. A setup that worked yesterday will stop working the moment the proxy under it changes.

There is nothing to reset and nothing to tell us about. Connect, open POV on that account, answer it again.

Or do it from your own Minecraft client

POV is the short way round, and it is the one to reach for. If you would rather be in the real game for this, the Minecraft connections card on your settings page still does the same job: add mc.minecraftafk.com in Minecraft, join it, approve the link that appears in the game chat, then pick your account and play through your bot's connection. You are on the same address the bot connects from, so a captcha answered there counts for the bot too.

If it still does not work

Check the profile address. minehut.gg and minehut.com both work; a typo does not. Our server compatibility checker will tell you whether the address is reachable at all.
Check you answered on the right account. The captcha counts for the account you were driving, not for every account on the profile. The POV header names the bot you are in.
Check the account is not mid-macro. A bot with a macro pass running stands its controls down, and the card header names the macro holding it. Press Take over to get the keyboard back.
Still stuck? The kick message on the Connect tab is what our support will ask for. Bring it to our Discord or email [email protected].

If a server blocks you outright rather than asking for a captcha, that is a different problem: see VPN blocks.