FrameReady signal
Reports here come from players. They can show login, matchmaking, connection, cloud-save, crash, maintenance, download, and store patterns. They are not an officialMojang incident notice.
Live server status
Is Minecraft down?
Live Minecraft status from player reports. If lots of players suddenly cannot play, this page turns red. Report what is failing to help everyone else see the pattern.
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Live reports
No reports in the last 20 minutes. Be the first if you are having trouble.
Source: FrameReady shows live community reports from players. Mojang has not published a public status page we can link for Minecraft, so treat this as a community signal and confirm with the game's own launcher or social channels.
Status sources
Mojang status
FrameReady does not have a public official status source for this game in the current dataset. Treat this page as community signal only.
Crashes can be local
Game-client crashes, old mods, bad local files, and hardware instability can happen even when servers are working.
How this status works
- Reports come from players like you. No account is needed to report or read.
- FrameReady counts "can't play" reports in a rolling 20-minute window.
- Problem categories show whether players are seeing login, matchmaking, lag, crash, download, or store issues.
- A spike above the threshold flags problems, then a likely outage.
- This is a community signal, not an official Mojang status page.
- Country comes from a coarse region lookup only. No account, name, or exact location is stored.
Recent Minecraft outages
No outages have been recorded yet. When many players report they cannot play, that window is saved here so you can see Minecraft's recent outage history.
Is it the Minecraft servers or your connection?
A server outage hits everyone at once and shows up as a spike in reports here and on the official status page. A problem on your side usually affects only you and often clears with a few checks.
Points to an outage
- Reports are spiking here or on the official status page at the same time.
- Friends on other networks and devices cannot connect either.
- Other apps and websites load fine for you.
Points to a local issue
- Only you are affected while friends play normally.
- Other sites and apps are also slow or dropping.
- It started right after a router restart, VPN change, or new network.
Quick checks before you wait it out
- Restart the game and, if it persists, restart your router.
- Try another network, such as a phone hotspot, to rule out your connection.
- Turn off a VPN or proxy, which can block or slow game servers.
- Check the official status page linked above for planned maintenance.
Common questions
Is Minecraft down right now?
This page shows live Minecraft server status from player reports. When many players report they cannot play within a short window, the status moves from up to problems to down. It reflects the community, not an official Mojang status page.
How does FrameReady know Minecraft is down?
Players report whether they can or cannot play. FrameReady counts the reports in a rolling 20-minute window. A small number is normal, but a spike above the threshold flags problems or an outage.
What should I do if Minecraft is down?
Confirm it is not just your connection by restarting the game and checking your network. If many others are reporting the same thing here, it is a server-side outage and the fix is on the publisher's side. Report your own status to help others.
Related FrameReady tools
If Minecraft runs but performs badly once you are in, the problem may be your PC rather than the servers. These checks help you tell the difference.