How to use ZenProxy with MultiLogin

MultiLogin gives every browser profile its own fingerprint. A proxy gives it its own IP and location. Together they make each profile look like a separate person on a separate connection. This guide shows how to connect ZenProxy to MultiLogin X and which proxy type to pick for each job.

What you need

• A MultiLogin X account
• An active ZenProxy plan. See plans
• Your proxy details from the ZenProxy generator: host, port, username and password

Step 1: Generate your proxy in ZenProxy

1. Open Generator in your ZenProxy dashboard and choose your plan.
2. Pick the country (and city or carrier, where your plan supports it).
3. Choose Sticky sessions, so the profile keeps the same IP while you work.
4. Set the format to host:port:username:password and copy one line.

Use one line per MultiLogin profile. Every line has its own session, so every profile gets its own IP.

Step 2: Add the proxy to a MultiLogin profile

1. In MultiLogin X, create a new browser profile or open the settings of an existing one.
2. Go to the Proxy section and select Custom.
3. Choose HTTP or SOCKS5. ZenProxy supports both.
4. Paste your line into the IP or host field. MultiLogin fills in the port, login and password for you.

Step 3: Check and launch

1. Click Check proxy. MultiLogin shows the IP and location it connected through.
2. If the location matches what you picked in the generator, save the profile and launch it.

MultiLogin matches the profile's timezone, language and geolocation to the proxy's IP, so set the proxy before you launch the profile for the first time.

Which ZenProxy proxy fits which profile?

Use case	Best proxy	Why
Social media and ad accounts	Mobile 4G/5G	Real carrier IPs that sites trust the most
E-commerce and marketplace accounts	Residential Premium	Real home IPs with city targeting
Accounts you log into every day for months	Static ISP	The same IP every time, at datacenter speed
Scraping and bulk tasks	Residential or Rotating Datacenter	Many IPs, fresh on every request

Tips for staying safe

• One profile, one proxy. Never share a proxy line between two profiles that manage different accounts.
• Use sticky sessions for logins. A rotating IP in the middle of a session can trigger security checks.
• Keep the location consistent. If an account was created in Germany, keep using a German IP for it.
• Warm up new accounts. Browse normally for a few days before heavy activity.

Troubleshooting

Proxy check failed. Copy the line again from the generator and make sure there's no space at the start or end. Check that you picked the protocol (HTTP or SOCKS5) you generated the line for.

Wrong country. Generate a new line with the country set, and update the profile.

Slow pages. Pick a gateway or country closer to the sites you use, or switch to Static ISP for speed.

Still stuck? Contact our support team and we'll help you set it up.