AdsPower Bulk Import Proxies: Add, Assign, Update in Bulk

Three ways to put many proxies into AdsPower

Source: AdsPower help center pages Proxies, Bulk Create and Update Profile in bulk, read on 14 November 2026.

• Sources:
• AdsPower help: Proxies: Add, Buy, Renew, Check, Filter
• AdsPower help: Bulk Create
• AdsPower help: Update Profile in bulk

First, export your IPs from Proxy302

1. Step 1: Buy and filter

   One order takes 1 to 100 static IPs, bought and charged one by one. In My assets filter by country or tick rows, and keep HTTP and SOCKS5 IPs in separate exports.

2. Step 2: Bulk export

   Open Bulk export and choose text (one host:port:user:pass line per IP), CSV or copy all. One export holds up to 2,000 lines.

   Before continuing The file holds usernames and passwords in plain text. Keep it private and delete it after the import.

3. Step 3: Read the protocol from the port

   The text lines carry no protocol. A static IP on port 2222 is HTTP and on port 3333 is SOCKS5; the CSV has a protocol column.

Route 1: Add Proxy lines

1. Step 1: Open Add Proxy

   Click Proxies in the sidebar, then Add Proxy, and read the description in the top left corner of the window.

2. Step 2: Paste one line first

   AdsPower's examples are host:port:username:password{Remark} and socks5://host:port{Remark}. The page does not show a prefix on a line that also has a username and password, so add one line first and open it to see which type AdsPower stored. Put the shop name in {Remark}.

3. Step 3: Add the rest and click OK

   The proxies appear in a list below the box. Click OK to add them to the Proxy list.

4. Step 4: Check them in bulk

   Tick the proxies and run the check. In the Outbound IP column green means the connection test passed, red means it failed and gray means waiting.

Route 2: Bulk Create with a template

1. Step 1: Download the template

   Open Bulk Create, choose Mass import and download the Excel or txt template.

2. Step 2: Fill proxytype and proxy

   proxytype is required: http, https, socks5, ssh, or noproxy for the local network. For a proxy that needs a login, proxy takes host:port:username:password, which is exactly the Proxy302 export line.

3. Step 3: Pin or randomise

   To use proxies already in the Proxies list, fill proxyid with a specific ID. The value random picks any proxy from the list, which does not keep one IP for one profile.

4. Step 4: Clean the template

   Delete the example row (the second row in Excel) or the description paragraph in txt. Do not delete columns, rename titles or merge cells.

5. Step 5: Upload and check the list

   Upload the file, then open the profile list and run the proxy check on a few profiles before using them.

A txt template with two profiles

name=Shop 01
remark=IP 1
proxytype=http
proxy=HOST:2222:LOGIN:PASSWORD
************************************
name=Shop 02
remark=IP 2
proxytype=socks5
proxy=HOST:3333:LOGIN:PASSWORD

Example only: the key names come from AdsPower's Bulk Create page. Copy the separator line and any other keys from AdsPower's own txt template, and use your real HOST, LOGIN and PASSWORD.

Route 3: change proxies on profiles that already exist

1. Step 1: Export the profiles

   Tick the profiles and click Export. You can select up to 200; for more, filter them and choose the latest 2000. Choose Excel and tick the proxy information.

2. Step 2: Edit the proxy columns

   Put each profile's own proxy in its row. Do not delete the acc_id and id columns or change column titles; clear a cell or delete a column you do not want to change.

3. Step 3: Upload with Update profile info

   Hover over the three dots at the far right of the toolbar, click Update profile info, upload the Excel and click OK. Refresh the list to see the change.

Keeping one IP for each profile

Two AdsPower features pick proxies for you: a new profile can take a random proxy from the list (from the whole list or only unused ones), and Edit proxy with Saved Proxies and Random assigns them at random. Both are quick, and neither keeps a given IP with a given profile. For stores and social accounts that stay signed in, put each IP in its own row or give each profile a specific proxyid.

Rotating residential proxies are a different case: a new connection can bring a new IP, so use them for checks and data work. AdsPower has a Proxy302 entry under Proxies > Configuration for them; the state and city are set in the Proxy302 dashboard, not in AdsPower.

• Sources:
• AdsPower help: Proxy tag & Random proxies
• AdsPower help: Proxy302
• Proxy302 product facts and price list

When the batch does not go in

AdsPower bulk import FAQ

Further reading

AdsPower proxy setup

Step-by-step guide to using Proxy302 proxies in AdsPower: where to paste host, port, username and password, which proxy to buy, partner offers and FAQ.

AdsPower proxy check failed

What to check when AdsPower says "Connection test failed" or a profile reports a proxy failure: type, fields, validity, network, VPN, then confirm the exit IP.

Bulk import proxies

Export all your IPs as host:port:user:pass lines (up to 2,000 per export) and bulk-add them in AdsPower, BitBrowser or Multilogin.

How static residential billing works

Lease static ISP IPs by the month at a fixed price per IP. Same IP for the whole term, renew to keep it. HTTP and SOCKS5, choose the country.

View options and pricing

AdsPower: static or rotating IP?

Which proxy to buy for AdsPower profiles: one static ISP IP per profile at US$7.99 for 30 days, or rotating residential from US$1.50 per GB.