MoreLogin proxy setup

Which IPMusk proxy to pick

• Long-lived accounts (stores, social, ads): a Static ISP proxy, one per profile. The IP stays the same every day, so the platform sees one stable identity.
• Short tasks inside a profile: sticky Rotating Residential (up to 30 minutes on one IP) works.
• Scraping or data collection: rotating residential gives a new IP per request. Do not use it for logged-in accounts, because the IP change can log you out.
• Budget testing: Datacenter is cheaper and fixed, but it is not residential.

What you need

• MoreLogin desktop app with a signed-in account. Menu names below follow MoreLogin's help center and may shift between versions.
• An IPMusk proxy 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.
• Residential: dashboard → Residential → Connect (/app/residential/connect). Pick country, session type and protocol, then copy the line.
• For Static ISP and Datacenter, use HTTP.

Add a proxy to one profile

1. 1
   Open the profile's proxy settings

   For a new profile choose New Profile, then Advanced Create, and find the proxy section. For an existing profile, click Edit Proxy in the profile list.

2. 2
   Choose your own proxy

   Pick the self-owned (custom) proxy option, not MoreLogin's platform proxies. In an existing profile, select New Proxy.

3. 3
   Set the type

   Choose HTTP for Static ISP and Datacenter. For residential, choose HTTP or SOCKS5 to match the protocol you picked on the Connect page.

4. 4
   Enter the details

   Fill in the host and port (PROXY_HOST and PORT), then USERNAME and PASSWORD in the account and password fields. Leave the Refresh URL empty. It is only for mobile proxies.

5. 5
   Run proxy detection

   Click the detection button in the proxy section. A green result with the expected country means it works. Then save and start the profile.

Add many proxies at once

MoreLogin keeps a proxy list that you fill first, then attach to profiles.

1. 1
   Open the proxy list

   Go to Proxies in the left menu and click Add Proxy at the top right, then Batch Add.

2. 2
   Format each line

   MoreLogin accepts type://host:port:user:pass or type://user:pass@host:port. IPMusk's host:port:user:pass lines need a type in front. One proxy per line, up to 100 per import. If you leave the type out, MoreLogin assumes SOCKS5.

3. 3
   Paste and confirm

   Duplicates are skipped. Avoid @ or : inside a username or password, because it breaks parsing. Use Add Individually for those.

4. 4
   Detect in bulk

   Select the new proxies and use the batch detection option.

5. 5
   Attach to profiles

   Edit a profile's proxy and choose Saved Proxy. For many profiles, select them and use Modify Proxy at the top. "Different Proxy" lets you enter a separate proxy for each profile.

http://PROXY_HOST:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD

Use one proxy per profile. Do not point many profiles at one static IP.

Match the fingerprint to the proxy

• Time Zone: set to Match IP.
• Language: set to Match IP.
• Geolocation: keep Consultation and turn on generating the location from the IP.
• WebRTC: MoreLogin offers Forward, Privacy, Replace, Authentic and Disable. Replace is the usual choice, or Disable if a site complains. Avoid Authentic, which can show your real IP.
• To change these for many profiles, select them, choose Bulk Modify, then Fingerprint Parameters.

Check it works

1. 1
   Start the profile

   MoreLogin opens a detection page showing the IP, location and other browser details.

2. 2
   Compare IP and country

   They should match what you chose in the IPMusk dashboard.

3. 3
   Test for leaks

   Open a public IP-check site and a WebRTC leak test. Neither should show your home IP.

4. 4
   Check time and language

   The page's time and language should match the proxy country.

If it fails

• Authentication error: re-copy USERNAME and PASSWORD from the IPMusk dashboard. Look for stray spaces.
• Timeout or detection fails: the protocol is probably wrong. Match HTTP or SOCKS5 to your line. Without a type, batch import uses SOCKS5.
• Location looks wrong in MoreLogin: change the IP Query Channel (IP2location, MaxMind, DB-IP or IP-API). Different databases disagree.
• Batch import skips lines: check for @ or : in the password, a missing type, or more than 100 lines.
• Session keeps logging out: you are probably on rotating residential. Switch to Static ISP or a sticky line.