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How to Set Up Multilogin Proxy

A Multilogin proxy allows each browser profile within the Multilogin platform to operate with a unique IP address, providing enhanced privacy, location control, and platform stability.

When configured correctly, it masks your IP and routes browser traffic through a selected node. This setup is critical for users managing multiple online accounts or running automated tasks while maintaining detection safety.

How Such Integration Works

This Multilogin Antidetect Browser review you to associate a different server with each browser profile you create. When a profile is launched, Multilogin routes its internet traffic through the assigned proxy server.

This effectively masks your IP address and makes it appear as though you are accessing websites from another region. The result is a fully isolated browsing environment that protects against detection, identity overlap, and tracking.

Benefits of Using Proxies with Multilogin Proxy

Integrating it improves how effectively you can manage identities and access the web. Below are the key benefits:

Multi-Account Management

When managing multiple accounts on the same platform, IP duplication can result in account verification challenges or temporary access restrictions. It assigns each profile a unique, not fake IP addresses, making it appear as a different user. This is especially important for marketers, developers, and e-commerce sellers operating several accounts in parallel.

Web Scraping and Automation

Paired with Multilogin’s anti-detect technology, proxies help reduce the likelihood of automated detection. This setup allows you to perform scraping tasks or automated actions while maintaining reliable connections and stable performance. Since each profile has its own IP, you can scale operations while maintaining consistent access.

Accessing Region-Specific Content

It enables access to region-specific content by routing browser traffic through a server located in the target country. Whether for testing ad placements, running localized campaigns, or verifying listings, these provide the geographic flexibility needed for global operations.

Improved Anonymity and Privacy

Your IP address is masked when using a Multilogin proxy, ensuring websites can’t trace or fingerprint your session. This adds an additional privacy layer for users running automation tools or AI-mode browser profiles across secure platforms.

Proxy Management Options in Multilogin Proxy

Multilogin supports several methods for managing them depending on your needs. These include:

Integrated Proxy Service

Multilogin includes a built-in residential service available with paid subscriptions. This gives users access to a pool of millions of high-quality IPs without needing an external provider. It’s the fastest way to get started with setup if you don’t already own IPs.

Custom

You can add your own third-party servers manually in each browser profile. This is the most flexible option and allows you to choose between different types like residential, datacenter, or ISP-grade servers.

Residential

These are sourced from real user devices. Residential proxies provide high trust levels on websites and are ideal for accounts that require verified legitimacy.

Datacenter

Datacenter proxies are fast and cost-effective. While not ISP-based, they are suitable for speed-focused tasks like data collection or testing on general platforms.

ISP Proxies

These proxies deliver high performance and maintain a reliable network identity suitable for large-scale operations. They ensure connection stability and predictable browser behavior during continuous operations.

HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 Support

Multilogin supports both HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 formats. These are the most common types used across industries and are fully compatible with the platform.

Setting Up Multilogin Proxy

You can configure it for both new and existing profiles. Below is the updated process based on the latest interface and functionality.

Add a Proxy to a New Browser Profile

  1. Log in to Multilogin. Click on “Proxies”.

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  2. Click on “Create”

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  3. Enter the template name, type, connection type, protocol, location, and sticky session.

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  4. Click “Check Proxy”. If successful, the test will confirm your settings are active.

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  5. Continue adjusting other profile settings and save the profile.

Edit Proxy Settings in an Existing Profile

  1. Find the profile you want to edit. Click the three-dot menu next to it and select “Edit.”

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  2. Enter your updated details.

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  3. Use “Check Proxy” to validate functionality.

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  4. Click “Update Profile” to save changes.

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Conclusion

A Multilogin proxy is essential for maintaining anonymity, managing multiple accounts, and automating workflows safely. Whether you use the built-in residential service or configure custom options, customer support can assist you in setting up a proxy in Multilogin to ensure that each profile operates independently with its own IP.

From data collection to multi-account e-commerce, the right setup minimizes detection risks and ensures consistent performance. With support for HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, as well as flexible options for residential, datacenter, and Multilogin proxies, the platform is built to adapt to all professional use cases.