Browser profile settings: Proxy section
Who can use this feature?
- 👨💻 Account owner, manager, and operator
- 💰 Available on all plans
The “Proxy” section controls how a Multilogin browser profile connects to the internet. You can use Multilogin’s built-in proxy, add a custom proxy, apply a saved proxy template, or continue without a proxy.
➡️ Open “Profiles” → “Browser” → create or edit a profile → “Proxy”.
This guide covers browser-profile proxy settings. Android cloud phones have their own proxy settings in the mobile profile setup.
Let's review all the options you can find in the “Proxy” section of your profile settings. For more help with proxy types, setup, locations, and troubleshooting, explore the Proxies & IP masking.

Multilogin proxy
Choose “Multilogin” to use the built-in proxy without adding third-party proxy credentials. With Multilogin’s built-in proxy, you get instant access to over 30M premium residential and mobile IPs, plus bonus traffic with every paid plan.
Unlock powerful features available only with Multilogin proxy:
- Mobile and residential proxy switch
- ISP selector
- Sticky session duration control
Quick to set up. Powerful under the hood. ➡️ Check out the full Multilogin proxy guide to get started.
Custom
Prefer using proxies from your go-to provider? No problem. Multilogin lets you connect any HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5 proxy in just a few clicks. Whether it’s password- or IP-authenticated, setup is quick and fully customizable.
What you’ll need:
- Proxy type (HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5)
- Proxy IP and port
- Login credentials (if required)
➡️ Check out the full guide on using custom proxies in Multilogin to get started.
Template
Tired of setting up proxies profile by profile? The proxy template manager in Multilogin lets you save your custom or Multilogin proxy settings as templates – so you can apply them to multiple profiles in seconds.
Why use it?
- Apply one template to many profiles fast
- Keep settings organized by template (IP type, rotation, location, etc.)
- Test proxies with one click before applying
Simple setup, serious time-saver. ➡️ Dive into the full guide on proxy templates to streamline your workflow.
None
Choose “None” when you want the browser profile to use your device’s current internet connection.
Without a profile-level proxy, the browser profile uses the public IP address and network location of that connection. If several profiles use the same connection, they can share the same public IP.
Use a proxy when your workflow needs a different IP address, location, or proxy configuration.
What could go wrong?
- Sites might block or ban your accounts
- Your real location and identity could be exposed
- You lose the flexibility to run multiple profiles safely
Want better control and protection? Proxies are the way to go. ➡️ Learn more about proxy and IP settings to see why.