Dolphin Anty Proxy Format: host:port:user:pass and Bulk Add

Accepted formats

Source: Dolphin {anty} docs, How to add a proxy, read 13 November 2026. 203.0.113.x is a documentation address range; replace LOGIN and PASSWORD with your own.

• Sources:
• Dolphin {anty} docs: How to add a proxy in Dolphin {anty}

Typos and what they cause

Sources: Dolphin {anty} docs, Proxy FAQ, Check proxy, and the Dolphin {anty} blog on proxies, read 13 November 2026; Proxy302 product facts, 10 November 2026 (ports).

• Sources:
• Dolphin {anty} docs: Proxy FAQ
• Dolphin {anty} docs: Check proxy in Dolphin {anty}
• Dolphin {anty} blog: proxies for Dolphin {anty}
• Proxy302 product facts and price list

Add proxies

1. Step 1

   In My assets open the IP and copy host, port, username and password, in that order, into one line: host:port:login:password. Note the protocol.

2. Step 2

   One proxy: in Create profile, Advanced tab, click New proxy and paste the line; or on the Proxy screen click Add Proxy. Use the arrows at the right end of the line to check connection, location and time zone.

3. Step 3

   Many proxies: the Dolphin blog describes a Mass Addition tab where you paste the list, one proxy per line, in one form. Normalise the list first with the script below.

4. Step 4

   Change the proxy on existing profiles: tick the profiles, click Change Proxy at the bottom, then choose New proxy, Select proxy or Random. This works on paid plans only.

Turn any list into one form

If your list mixes forms, or comes as socks5://login:password@host:port lines, this script rewrites each line to host:port:login:password and flags lines it cannot read, such as a space inside the port.

Turn any list into one form

import re, sys

def normalize(line):
    """Return host:port:login:password for one proxy line, or None if the line is not recognised."""
    line = line.strip()
    scheme = ""
    m = re.match(r"^(https?|socks[45]h?)://", line, re.I)
    if m:
        scheme = m.group(0)
        line = line[len(scheme):]
    if "@" in line:                      # login:password@host:port
        cred, _, addr = line.rpartition("@")
        login, _, password = cred.partition(":")
        host, _, port = addr.rpartition(":")
        parts = [host, port, login, password]
    else:                                # host:port:login:password
        parts = line.split(":")
    if len(parts) != 4 or not parts[1].isdigit() or any(" " in p or not p for p in parts):
        return None
    return scheme + ":".join(parts)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    for raw in sys.stdin:
        if raw.strip():
            print(normalize(raw) or "BAD LINE: " + raw.strip())

Example script, tested on a local sample of five lines (three converted, two flagged). Feed it a file with: python3 normalize.py < list.txt > fixed.txt

Proxy302 values to compare

Proxy302 hosts and ports are the ones in My assets: HTTP uses port 2222 and SOCKS5 port 3333. Each static IP has one protocol, chosen at purchase, so the type you pick in Dolphin {anty} must be that one. The setup page shows the whole procedure with screenshots, and the proxy-not-working guide gives the order of checks.

• Dolphin {anty} setup page
• proxy-not-working guide

• Sources:
• Proxy302 product facts and price list

FAQ

Read next

Setup with screenshots, what to do when a profile will not start, and static ISP prices.

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Dolphin Anty Proxy Not Working: Fix the Connection Error in Order

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Fixed static ISP proxies: a residential-grade IP that stays the same for the whole term. For social accounts, stores and AI tools. HTTP and SOCKS5.

View options and pricing

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.