AdsPower proxy setup

Which IPMusk proxy to pick

• Static ISP for long-lived accounts (stores, ad accounts, social pages). One fixed IP per profile, the same every day. See the Static ISP guide.
• Sticky residential (30 min) for short logged-in tasks. The IP stays for the session time you choose. See the Residential guide.
• Rotating residential for scraping and checks. The IP changes on every request, so it can break a logged-in session.
• Datacenter is cheaper and fixed, but it is not residential. Use it where an IP from a data center is fine. See the Datacenter guide.
• Give each profile its own static IP. Do not share one across many profiles.

What you need

• AdsPower installed and signed in, with a profile you can edit. Check the version notes in AdsPower if a setting below is missing.
• An IPMusk proxy: PROXY_HOST, PORT, USERNAME, PASSWORD.
• Residential: dashboard → Residential → Connect (/app/residential/connect). Pick country, session type and protocol, then copy the line.
• Static ISP or Datacenter: dashboard → Static ISP → Proxies (/app/isp/proxies) or Datacenter → Proxies (/app/datacenter/proxies). Open a proxy to see its host, port, username and password.
• IPMusk signs in with a username and password only. It does not use IP allowlisting.

Add a proxy to one profile

1. 1
   Open the profile

   Click New Profile, or edit an existing profile, and go to the Proxy section.

2. 2
   Choose the proxy type

   Select HTTP for Static ISP and Datacenter. For residential, pick HTTP or SOCKS5 to match the protocol you chose in IPMusk.

3. 3
   Paste the line

   In the Host:Port field, paste PROXY_HOST:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD. AdsPower splits it into the other fields. You can also type each value yourself.

4. 4
   Check the proxy

   Click Check Proxy. "Connection test passed" means AdsPower reached the proxy. Fix any failure before you save.

5. 5
   Save

   Click OK, then open the profile.

Add many proxies at once

AdsPower has a Proxies section that stores proxies, and profiles can then pick from Saved Proxies.

1. 1
   Build a list

   One proxy per line. Use PROXY_HOST:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD, or put the protocol first, such as http://PROXY_HOST:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD or socks5://PROXY_HOST:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD.

2. 2
   Open Proxies and click Add Proxy

   Paste the lines into the box. Keep each batch short, about 100 lines at most.

3. 3
   Check the type column

   After saving, look at the proxy type shown in the list. If a line was saved with the wrong type, edit it.

4. 4
   Pick them in profiles

   In each profile's Proxy section, choose Saved Proxies, or use the random-assign button.

5. 5
   Bulk check

   Tick profiles, open the three-dot menu, choose Proxy, then Check.

PROXY_HOST:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD

For new profiles in bulk, AdsPower's Bulk Create (txt or Excel template) takes a proxy type plus a proxy value in Host:Port:Username:Password form. Try two or three lines first before pasting a long list.

Match the fingerprint to the proxy

• Timezone: keep it on Based on IP (the default).
• Location: keep it on Based on IP (the default).
• Language: keep it on Based on IP (the default).
• WebRTC: choose Replace so the WebRTC IP matches the proxy. Disabled also hides it. Do not use Real.
• Do not change the proxy country later without re-checking these.

Check it works

1. 1
   Check Proxy

   The check in the profile passes.

2. 2
   Open the profile

   Visit an IP-check page. The IP should be the proxy IP, in the country you picked.

3. 3
   Compare locale

   The page's timezone and language should fit that country.

4. 4
   Run a WebRTC test

   It should show the proxy IP or nothing, never your real IP.

5. 5
   Open the account

   Sign in to the account you will use only after the checks pass.

If it fails

• Connection test failed: re-copy the values. Check for a trailing space or a swapped port and username.
• Authentication error: the username or password is wrong. Copy them again from IPMusk.
• Timeout: the protocol may not match. For residential, try HTTP if you chose SOCKS5, or the reverse.
• Wrong country on the IP check: for residential, change the country in IPMusk and copy a new line. Static IPs keep their country.
• Timezone or language still looks wrong: reset those fields to Based on IP and reopen the profile.
• Check passes only on some machines: system-level proxy settings or environment variables can clash with AdsPower. Turn them off.
• IP keeps changing: you are on rotating residential. Switch to sticky or Static ISP.