🌐Proxy Tester
🌐 Proxy Tester
The Proxy Tester tool lets you organize, test, and manage groups of proxies in one streamlined interface. It supports both manual entry and file-based imports, and includes custom test settings to evaluate performance.
🧱 Creating a Proxy Group
To begin, you'll need to make a group to hold your proxies.
🪪 Steps: 🟣 Click the ➕ icon next to Proxy Groups 🟣 Enter a Group Name (e.g., “ISP Group,” “DC Backups”) 🟣 Click Add
Your group will now appear in the sidebar and be ready to receive proxies.
📥 Adding Proxies
Once your group is made, you can import proxies either by uploading a file or pasting them directly into the tool.
🧾 Accepted Format: ip:port:user:pass (authentication required)
📂 To import: 🟣 Click Add Proxies 🟣 Choose a file (TXT or CSV) — OR — 🟣 Paste your proxies into the text box 🟣 Click Add
Proxies will load into the active group.
🧪 Testing Proxies
You can test proxies individually or run batch tests using either default or custom options.
🧪 Standard Test: 🟣 Click Test All → Select “Test All” 🟣 The test pings Google by default and returns latency and status.
🧪 Custom Test: 🟣 Click Test All → Select “Test All (Custom)” 🟣 Configure:
Site: Choose a URL to ping (e.g.,
https://targetsite.com)Timeout (ms): Set how long to wait for a response
Geolocate: Optional — tests if proxy location is detectable
Click Start Test once configured.
📤 Exporting Results
After testing, you can export the full list or just successful proxies.
🟣 Click the 📥 download icon 🟣 Choose:
All Proxies
Good Proxies (passed the test)
This creates a TXT file of your results, ready for import into other tools.
🗑️ Deleting Proxies
🟣 Click Delete All to remove all proxies in the current group. 🛑 Use this carefully — this action cannot be undone.
🧠 Tips
🪜 Start by testing small batches to weed out slow or blocked IPs. 🔁 Retest periodically — especially if using rotating or residential proxies. 💡 Keep proxy groups organized by use case (e.g., Gmail, Shopify, scraping).
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