Guide

How to Add a Proxy in Dolphin Anty

Add a proxy to a Dolphin Anty profile or proxy list: paste the full line, check it, and keep one IP per account. Step by step, with fixes.

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The short answer

In Dolphin Anty, create a browser profile and open its Proxy section, or add proxies in bulk under Proxies in the sidebar. Choose HTTP or SOCKS5 and paste the whole line — Dolphin splits host:port:login:password into its fields. Click Check proxy, then create the profile. Give each profile its own IP.

Step by step

Set it up in 5 steps. Dolphin Anty, about 3 minutes.

1
Copy your proxy lines
In the SerpProxies dashboard, copy your proxy lines — host:port:user:pass, one per account.
2
Add the proxies to Dolphin
For one profile, open Create profile and go to its Proxy section. For several, open Proxies in the sidebar and add them as a list, one line each, so you can assign them later.
3
Pick the type and paste the line
Choose HTTP or SOCKS5 and paste the full line. Dolphin splits host:port:login:password into host, port, login and password; check that each field landed where it should.
4
Check the proxy
Click Check proxy. Dolphin reports the IP and country when the line works; a failure names the problem, usually the type or the login.
5
Create the profile and confirm
Finish creating the profile and launch it. Open serpproxies.com/tools/ip-checker in the profile and confirm the IP and location before logging in.

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What Dolphin Anty's proxy setting actually does

Where the setting lives, how it signs in, and how to prove it worked — the three things that decide whether an account sees the proxy or your own address.

Where it lives

New profile › Proxy › New proxy

Dolphin keeps proxies in two places: inside a profile, and in a shared list you assign from. The list is the quicker route when you set up many accounts at once.

Get static ISP IPs Open the IP checker

Sign-in

Username and password

Paste host:port:login:password and Dolphin fills the login for HTTP or SOCKS5. Whitelisting works too, from the computer Dolphin runs on.

Get static ISP IPs Open the IP checker

Check

Prove it before you log in

Check proxy confirms the line works; the IP checker in the launched profile confirms what the sites see. Do both before the account's first login.

Get static ISP IPs Open the IP checker

Profile proxy or proxy list

A proxy typed into a profile belongs to that profile. A proxy added under Proxies goes into a list that any profile can pick from, which is quicker for many accounts — and makes it easy to give two profiles the same IP by mistake. Keep one line per profile whichever way you add them.

Dolphin Anty proxy settings
	In a profile	Under Proxies
Adds	In a profileOne proxy for that profile	Under ProxiesMany proxies, assigned later
Paste a full line	In a profileYes	Under ProxiesYes, one per line
Types	In a profileHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5	Under ProxiesHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
Check proxy	In a profileYes	Under ProxiesYes

Dolphin Anty is built for teams running many ad and social accounts, which makes the one-IP-per-account rule the whole point. Static ISP IPs fit it: an address stays with its profile for the whole term, so the account always logs in from the same place.

Match the IP's country to the account. A US ad account on a German address is a mismatch the platform notices before anything else.

If the check fails

Connection error: the type is wrong for the line, or the host and port were split badly. Look at each field after pasting.
Authentication error: the login or password is wrong — copy the line again from the dashboard.
Two profiles show the same IP: they were assigned the same entry from the proxy list.
Works in the check, not in the browser: relaunch the profile after changing its proxy.

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