Three batch routes, the line format each one reads, and the traps that break a batch.
| Item | Batch Add (proxy list) | Template import (new environments) | Batch Modify or update export (existing environments) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where | Proxy view > Add Proxy > Batch Add | Environments > Batch Import > download the environment import template | Tick environments > Batch Modify > Proxy; or Export > Update export, then More > Batch Update Environments |
| What you provide | One proxy per line: type://host:port:account:password or type://account:password@host:port | One row per environment: proxy type, usage mode and Host:Port:Username:Password | Batch Modify: the proxy you enter, in the same two formats; update export: the proxy columns of the Excel file |
| One IP per environment? | Not by itself: it only fills the proxy list | Yes, each row has its own proxy | For a different proxy in each environment, edit the proxy column of an update export |
| Limits and notes | Up to 100 per batch; no type means SOCKS5; fields cannot contain @ or a colon; duplicates are ignored | Only boss, admin and manager roles can import; the proxy parameter needs English colons | Only HTTP, HTTPS, SSH and SOCKS5 are supported |
Source: Hubstudio help center pages (in Chinese), read on 14 November 2026. Button names are given in Chinese with an English gloss.
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.
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.
The export lines carry no protocol, and HubStudio reads a line without a type as SOCKS5. A static IP on port 2222 is HTTP, so start those lines with http://; port 3333 is SOCKS5, so start them with socks5://.
http://HOST:2222:LOGIN:PASSWORD
socks5://HOST:3333:LOGIN:PASSWORDExample only: the type://host:port:account:password format comes from the Hubstudio help page; use your real HOST, LOGIN and PASSWORD.
On the Hubstudio home page, open the proxy view on the left. At the top right use Add Proxy and choose Batch Add.
One proxy per line, at most 100 at a time. Host and port are required. If a field contains @ or a colon, parsing breaks, so add that proxy with Add Proxy > single add instead.
Pick IP2location, MaxMind or DB-IP. Hubstudio notes that channels can give different results; if the check shows a country that does not match what you bought, change the channel before you change anything else.
Duplicates are ignored, so the list may end up shorter than what you pasted. Hubstudio says to contact the team administrator if a proxy does not show after adding. Then check the proxies before binding them.
Open Environments > Batch Import and download the environment import template. Only boss, admin and manager roles can import environments.
The environment name is required; the group, remark, user agent and cookies are optional. Keep one environment per row.
Choose the proxy type from the drop-down (required), choose the usage mode (required), and write the proxy parameter as Host:Port:Username:Password with English colons, for example 192.168.0.1:8000:myproxy:password. The usage mode "static IP rules" warns you when the environment IP changes; "dynamic IP rules" does not.
Click the batch upload button, upload the sheet and, if you need fingerprint settings, open the advanced settings in the import window. Click Next, let Hubstudio check the format, then Start import. The window shows how many environments were imported.
Tick the environments, click Batch Modify at the top and choose Proxy. Enter the proxy as type://host:port:account:password or type://account:password@host:port; only HTTP, HTTPS, SSH and SOCKS5 are supported.
Tick the environments, choose Export > Update export and save the Excel file. Edit the name, remark or proxy columns, then upload it under More > Batch Update Environments.
Tick the environments and click Check proxy. Open the task progress at the top right to read the results.
For platforms that need a stable IP, Hubstudio recommends one IP per environment and managing an account in one environment only. A dynamic proxy can be used in several environments, and each environment then gets a different IP. That is why a rotating proxy suits checks and data work and a static IP suits an account that stays signed in.
One more note from the same page: once a proxy is saved, avoid editing it, because changing it also changes the IP of every environment bound to it.
Check Did the lines carry a type? A line without one is read as SOCKS5, which fails for an HTTP IP on port 2222.
Fix Add http:// or socks5:// to match the port (2222 HTTP, 3333 SOCKS5) and add the lines again.
Check Does a field contain @ or a colon?
Fix Add that proxy one by one with Add Proxy > single add.
Check Hubstudio ignores duplicates and takes at most 100 per batch.
Fix Remove duplicates and split the file into batches of 100 or fewer.
Check Is your role boss, admin or manager? Are the colons in the proxy parameter English colons?
Fix Ask a boss, admin or manager to import, and fix the colons.
Stop when If one line still fails the check after you re-export it, send the order number to Support instead of retrying the whole batch.
Two formats: type://host:port:account:password and type://account:password@host:port, for IPv4 and IPv6. The environment template instead takes the type in its own column and Host:Port:Username:Password.
Batch Add takes at most 100 per batch, one per line. For files exported from AdsPower or BitBrowser, an import takes at most 500 environments (xlsx, up to 10 MB).
It reads it as SOCKS5. For a Proxy302 IP on port 2222, which is HTTP, write http:// in front; for port 3333 (SOCKS5) the default is right.
Environments that keep an account signed in need a fixed IP, one per environment. Rotating residential proxies can change IP on a new connection and suit checks and data work.
Quantity takes 1 to 100 per order. The console buys them one by one, and IPs already bought stay in My assets if a later one fails.
Where to enter host, port, account and password when you create a Hubstudio environment, how to check the proxy, and which IP to buy.
Check proxy does not pass in Hubstudio: five checks in order, from proxy type and the four fields to expiry and network, then confirm the exit IP.
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.
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 pricingSet up a proxy in AdsPower, BitBrowser, GoLogin, Kameleo, Hidemium or GenLogin: one IP per profile, where each field goes, and what a failed proxy check really means.
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Product facts file of the site, dated 10 November 2026 and read on 14 November 2026: per-GB prices in US$ (1 PTC = US$1), protocols and ports, the 30 countries listed for static ISP per IP (Vietnam and Indonesia are not among them), no free trial.
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Console source (origin/main) read on 14 November 2026: My assets shows each IP with its protocol, a host:port:user:pass copy button, and a Bulk export menu (CSV, text with host:port:user:pass per line, copy all) for the current filter or ticked rows, up to 2,000 per export; account and mailbox assets are not included.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 14 November 2026 (page dated 2025-06-30): batch add takes type://host:port:account:password or type://account:password@host:port, IPv4 and IPv6; no type means SOCKS5; only HTTP, HTTPS, SSH and SOCKS5; one proxy per line, at most 100 at a time; fields must not contain @ or a colon; duplicates are ignored; the IP lookup channel can be IP2location, MaxMind or DB-IP.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 14 November 2026 (page dated 2025-08-25): tick environments, then Batch Modify > proxy takes the same four types and the same two line formats; Check proxy runs on the ticked environments and shows results under task progress; an update export gives an Excel file whose proxy information can be edited and uploaded under More > Batch Update Environments.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 14 November 2026 (page dated 2025-03-21): Environments > Batch Import > download the environment import template; one row per environment; proxy type and usage mode are required; the proxy parameter is Host:Port:Username:Password with English colons; only boss, admin and manager roles can import.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 14 November 2026 (page dated 2023-09-12): for platforms that need a stable IP, one IP per environment and an account managed in one environment; changing a saved proxy changes the IP of every environment bound to it; if a proxy check fails, first check the parameters and the validity period.
The page is from 2023, so check the current client for changes.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 14 November 2026 (page dated 2025-10-29): importing files exported from AdsPower or BitBrowser takes at most 500 environments per import, xlsx files only, 10 MB at most.
Create an account, top up once, then pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter IPs and have one running in your browser within minutes.
