01/07/2026
Working with Proxy Lists and Export Settings
Before you can start using residential proxies, you need to create a proxy list. If you're using our website, go to the "Proxies" section and click the "Create" button in the "Proxy Groups" column. If you're using our bot, open the main menu, select "Proxy Lists", and then choose either "Create List" or "Create Multiple Lists" if needed.
π Next, you'll need to choose:
β’ A name for the list
β’ The number of sheets (1 sheet = 1,000 IP addresses). You can create up to 20 sheets at once
β’ A GEO location. Choose from 195+ locations. On the website, simply select a location from the list. In the bot, locations are specified using a two-letter country code (for example: RU, KZ, DE).
β’ A rotation strategy: time-based, per-request, or sticky.
π§ After that, you can export the proxy list in any format that suits your needs:
β’ Choose a protocol: HTTP or SOCKS5. It's important to understand that our proxies support both protocols simultaneously. This option exists only because some programs require a specific protocol format.
β’ Export format. Most applications work perfectly with proxies formatted as {user}:{pass}@{host}:{port} or {user}:{pass}:{host}:{port}. However, if necessary, the format can be fully customized to meet the requirements of a specific application.
π₯ Once the export settings are configured, you can download the list as a .txt file.