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Proxy Formatter & Converter

Use anyIP's proxy converter to switch your proxy list between the most common formats. Paste your proxies or upload a .txt file, and the tool detects the source format automatically. Then copy or download the formatted list.

How to Use the Proxy Formatter

Step 1

Paste or upload your proxy details

Step 2

Choose the source format, or leave it on Auto to detect it automatically

Step 3

Select the output you want

Step 4

Copy or download the newly formatted proxy details

Enter Your Proxies

Formatted Proxies

What is a Proxy Format?

A proxy format refers to how information about a proxy server is presented, typically including the host URL (or IP address), port number, and, if needed, authentication credentials like a username and password.

Using the format your software expects prevents connection errors caused by misread hosts, ports, or credentials.

Which Format Does anyIP Provide?

anyIP uses the following format: Host:Port:Username:Password[Rotating-link]

  • Host: This is the server address, which is always portal.anyip.io

  • Port: Port number to connect to, 1080 for HTTP/SOCKS5 and 443 for HTTPS

  • Username: The proxy username

  • Password: The proxy password

  • Rotating-link: This optional feature lets you get the rotating link directly in the proxy format. This could be useful for compatible software like Dolphin-anty or AdsPower

Compatible Proxy Formats by Anti-Detect Browsers

Anti-detect browsers, cloud phones, and proxy managers each accept proxies in their own formats.

Here's a list of popular anti-detect browsers and the proxy formats they typically support:

AdsPower 
Host:Port
Host:Port:Username:Password
Host:Port:Username:Password[Rotating-link]
Protocol://Host:Port:Username:Password
Protocol://Host:Port:Username:Password[Rotating-link]
GoLogin 
Protocol://Username:Password@Host:Port
Host:Port:Username:Password
Incogniton 
Host:Port:Username:Password
Dolphin Anty 
Host:Port
Host:Port:Username:Password
Username:Password@Host:Port
Host:Port:Username:Password[Rotating-link]
Protocol://Host:Port:Username:Password
Protocol://Host:Port:Username:Password[Rotating-link]
Multilogin 
Host:Port
Host:Port:Username:Password
HidemyAcc 
Host:Port:Username:Password
DuoPlus 
host:port:username:password or username:password@host:port
Ghost Browser 
Host:Port:Username:Password
Protocol://Host:Port:Username:Password
IPFighter 
Host:Port:Username:Password
ixBrowser 
host:port:login:password
Linken Sphere 
Host:Port:Username:Password
Octo Browser 
Protocol://IP:Port
Protocol://Login:Password:IP:Port
Protocol://Login:Password@IP:Port
Protocol://IP:Port:Login:Password

The anyIP Proxy Formatter outputs five base formats. If your browser needs a protocol prefix or rotating link, add it in the browser's proxy settings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. anyIP’s Proxy Formatter supports lists of proxies of any size. You can input them into the formatter as a simple bulk list, or, even more conveniently, upload a .txt file with the list of proxies.

No. The Proxy Formatter does not check whether the proxies are working. To confirm your proxies are active, use anyIP’s Proxy Checker, which shows your proxy status, speed, and protocol.

A proxy formatter changes a proxy list between formats (for example, host:port:user:pass or user:pass@host:port). A proxy parser extracts the relevant parts of a proxy from unstructured text into a structured format.

No, anyIP doesn’t track or store your proxy details, even if you upload a .txt file to our formatter tool. For more details, you can always refer to anyIP’s privacy policy.