Some lines are not added
Check Look for @ or : inside the account or password, and for more than 100 lines.
Fix Add those proxies with Add Individually, and split a long list into batches of 100 or fewer.
MoreLogin Bulk Import Proxies: Format and 100-Line Limit
Convert exported IP lines, paste up to 100 at a time, run detection, then give each profile its own saved proxy.
What a Batch Add line can look like
| Item | Example | How MoreLogin reads it |
|---|---|---|
| Type, then host:port:account:password | http://HOST:2222:LOGIN:PASSWORD | HTTP proxy with a login |
| Type, then account:password@host:port | socks5://LOGIN:PASSWORD@HOST:3333 | Socks5 proxy with a login |
| No type | HOST:3333:LOGIN:PASSWORD | Read as Socks5, so only right for a SOCKS5 IP |
MoreLogin Help Center, Add Proxy, read 13 November 2026. HOST, LOGIN and PASSWORD are placeholders. Accepted types: HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, SOCKS5. Host and port are required.
Limits to know before you paste
One batch takes at most 100 proxies, one per line, and duplicates are ignored on their own, so you can paste the same list again after fixing a line. The fields must not contain @ or :. If a password has one of these characters, add that proxy with Add Individually instead.
The line format has no separate field for the protocol in the short host:port:account:password form, which is why a missing type becomes Socks5. If your list mixes HTTP and SOCKS5 IPs, split it by protocol first and paste one protocol at a time.
Export from Proxy302 and import in 5 steps
Step 1: Export the IPs
In My assets, filter or tick the IPs and open Bulk export. Choose the text file: one host:port:user:pass line per IP, up to 2,000 per export. Export the HTTP IPs and the SOCKS5 IPs separately.
Before continuing The file holds usernames and passwords in plain text. Keep it private and delete it after the import.
Step 2: Add the type
The export lines have no protocol. On a static IP, port 2222 is HTTP and port 3333 is SOCKS5. Add http:// or socks5:// in front of every line, for example with the command below.
Step 3: Batch Add
In MoreLogin open Proxy, click Add Proxy at the top right, choose Batch Add and paste up to 100 lines. Pick an IP query channel and confirm.
Expected result The proxies appear in the list.
Step 4: Run detection
Tick the new proxies and click Batch Detection Proxy. Each one shows Normal or Detection Failed. Fix a failed line before you assign it to a profile.
Step 5: Name and group them
Rename each proxy after the profile it will serve, or use Set Group, so you can find the right one later. The list can be searched by name.
Add the protocol to exported lines
# ips-http.txt: lines exported from My assets for HTTP IPs (port 2222)
sed 's#^#http://#' ips-http.txt > morelogin-http.txt
# ips-socks5.txt: lines for SOCKS5 IPs (port 3333)
sed 's#^#socks5://#' ips-socks5.txt > morelogin-socks5.txt
# Paste morelogin-http.txt, then morelogin-socks5.txt, into Add Proxy > Batch AddExample only. File names are placeholders; check the result on one line before pasting 100.
One IP per profile, not one IP for all
A saved proxy does nothing until a profile uses it. In a profile's Proxy settings choose Use Existing Proxy and search for the proxy by its name. If you named each proxy after its profile, this takes a few seconds.
Selecting several profiles and clicking Modify Proxy offers Same Proxy, which puts all of them on one existing proxy, and Different Proxy, where you type the proxy details. For accounts that should each keep their own address, give each profile its own saved proxy and do not use Same Proxy for them.
Bulk creating profiles from a template is limited to 100 rows per import. The proxy columns in the template are only shown as pictures in the Help Center, so download the template and read its columns before you fill it in.
When the batch does not go in or fails detection
Detection Failed on every HTTP IP
Check A line without http:// is read as Socks5.
Fix Add http:// in front, delete the failed entries and paste again.
Detection passes but the city looks wrong
Check MoreLogin says the four IP query channels can give slightly different results.
Fix Use Modify IP Query Channel on the selected proxies and detect again.
One proxy fails after others pass
Check The type and port must match, and the lease must not have ended.
Fix Export that IP again from My assets and add it alone.
Stop when If a freshly exported IP still fails, send the order number to Support instead of retrying the whole batch.
FAQ
How many proxies can I bulk import into MoreLogin at once?
Up to 100 per Batch Add, one proxy per line. Split a longer list into several batches.
What happens if I leave out http:// or socks5://?
MoreLogin reads the line as Socks5. That is right for a SOCKS5 IP and wrong for an HTTP IP.
Can I test all imported proxies at once?
Yes. Tick them and click Batch Detection Proxy; each proxy gets the status Normal or Detection Failed.
How do I give every profile a different IP?
Save one proxy per profile and choose it with Use Existing Proxy in that profile. Avoid Same Proxy for profiles that need separate addresses.
Which Proxy302 IP fits profiles you log into for months?
A static ISP IP: it stays the same during the lease, and a lease of 30 days or more is dedicated.
Further reading
MoreLogin proxy setup
Save a Proxy302 IP on MoreLogin's Proxy page, check it with proxy detection, then pick it in a profile. With screenshots.
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.
Proxies in antidetect browsers
Set 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.
ISP proxies (static residential)
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 pricingReference links
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- MoreLogin Help Center: Add Proxy
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 13 November 2026: Add Proxy > Batch Add; formats type://host:port:account:password and type://account:password@host:port; types HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, SOCKS5; default SOCKS5 without a type; at most 100 per batch, one per line; duplicates ignored; fields must not contain @ or :; four IP query channels.
- MoreLogin Help Center: Proxy Management
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 13 November 2026: Batch Detection Proxy, Set Group, Modify IP Query Channel, Delete Proxy; status Normal or Detection Failed; filter by type, creator, status, location and group; search by name.
- MoreLogin Help Center: Bulk Operations for Profiles
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 13 November 2026: select several profiles and click Modify Proxy; Same Proxy with an existing proxy, or Different Proxy with the proxy information filled in.
- MoreLogin Help Center: Bulk Import (template import)
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 13 November 2026: New profile > Browser Profile > Bulk Import, Download Template, at most 100 rows per import, do not change the template fields; the proxy columns are shown only in images, so open the downloaded template.
- MoreLogin Help Center: Profile Settings
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 13 November 2026: Proxy settings offer Use Existing Proxy (search by name), No Proxy (local network) and Custom Proxy (type, host, port, username, password).
- Proxy302 console: My assets, Bulk export
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Console source read on 13 November 2026: Bulk export in My assets gives CSV, a text file or clipboard copy, one host:port:user:pass line per IP, up to 2,000 per export; text lines carry no protocol, static IP port 2222 is HTTP and 3333 is SOCKS5.
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