Proxy Format Converter

Tired of dealing with mismatched proxy formats? Our complimentary Proxy Format Converter tool streamlines the process of switching between popular proxy list styles like host:port, user:pass@host:port, and host:port:user:pass in an instant. Just paste your list, choose the original and target formats, and let the tool perform the conversion. Standardize lists from multiple suppliers or adapt proxies for specific software needs within seconds, directly in your browser.

Core Advantages:

  • Compatibility with numerous common input/output formats.
  • Capability to process lists containing thousands of proxies.
  • Client-side operation ensures data privacy.
  • User-friendly paste, select, and convert workflow.
  • Completely free, no sign-up needed.

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3 Months

  • 10M+ IP Pool

  • 195+ Countries

  • 99.9% Uptime

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$1.90 per GB

Proxy Format Converter Use Cases

Standardize Proxy Lists

Convert proxy lists from various sources into a uniform format, simplifying management and integration into your existing systems.

Ensure Software Compatibility

Modify your proxies to match the specific format needed by diverse web scraping tools, bots, or other applications for smooth operation.

Simplify Bulk Processing

Organize large sets of proxies for bulk testing, validation, or sharing by transforming them into a consistent structure ideal for automation.

Facilitate Sharing and Collaboration

Adapt proxies into widely accepted formats, making it simple to share them with colleagues or collaborators, irrespective of their preferred tools.

Steps to use proxy format converter

Step 1: Paste Proxies

Begin by copying your proxy list and pasting it directly into the designated input field.

Screenshot showing how to paste proxy list into the proxy format converter tool input field

Step 2: Select Input Format

From the dropdown menu, indicate the current format of the proxies you just pasted (e.g., host:port, user:pass@host:port).

Screenshot demonstrating how to select the current proxy format from dropdown options in the converter tool

Step 3: Select Output Format

Choose the target format you wish to convert your proxy list into from the provided options.

Screenshot showing the selection of target proxy format in the proxy format converter interface

Step 4: Convert & Copy

Press the 'Convert' button. The tool will instantly reformat your proxies. You can then easily copy the resulting list with one click.

Screenshot displaying the converted proxy list with one-click copy button in the proxy format converter tool

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our proxy format converter

Our converter handles numerous common proxy formats, such as host:port, ip:port, username:password@host:port, and host:port:username:password. You can view the supported formats in both the input and output selection menus. We continuously expand support based on user feedback.

Proxy format variations mainly stem from different methods of handling authentication (username/password) and the arrangement of information (host, port, credentials). Some software requires specific formats, necessitating conversion tools like this one for compatibility across various applications and providers.

The tool is built for large lists, but extremely large inputs (e.g., tens of thousands) might process slower in your browser. For best results with very large lists, consider converting them in smaller sections. All processing occurs client-side, so speed depends on your browser and computer.

Your proxy information remains secure. All conversions happen directly within your browser (client-side). Your proxy list is never transmitted to our servers or saved. When you close the browser tab, the data disappears.

The most typical proxy formats include 'host:port' (for IP-auth or open proxies) and variations like 'username:password@host:port' or 'host:port:username:password' (for credential-based authentication). Our tool supports these prevalent formats and others.

No, this utility is exclusively for altering the format of proxy strings. It doesn't verify if the proxies are operational. To check proxy status and speed, please utilize our specialized Proxy Checker or Proxy Speed Tester tools.