Building a proxy list

Plenty of tools want a list of proxies pasted in, not one endpoint with options. The dashboard builds that list for you.

Generating one

Proxy Access → Proxy List. Choose your targeting and session options and it produces 100 ready-to-paste strings, each with a fresh session id.

USERNAME:[email protected]:8000
USERNAME:[email protected]:8000
USERNAME:[email protected]:8000
...

Why every line has a different session

To your tool these look like 100 separate proxies, so it will spread work across them. Each distinct session id holds its own exit, which is what makes that true.

Give every line the same session and all 100 “proxies” resolve to one device. Your tool would think it had a pool and would in fact have a bottleneck.

Rolling your own

The format is just username:password@host:port with options appended to the password. Generate it yourself if you need a different count or a different shape:

import secrets

USER, PASS = "USERNAME", "PASSWORD"
HOST, PORT = "us-east.gw.rayobyte.com", 8000
ALPHABET = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789"

def line(country="US"):
    session = "".join(secrets.choice(ALPHABET) for _ in range(8))
    return f"{USER}:{PASS}-country-{country}-session-{session}@{HOST}:{PORT}"

print("\n".join(line() for _ in range(100)))

Session ids are 1–16 letters or digits. See Sticky sessions.

A list is not always what you want

If your client can hold one endpoint and vary the password per request, do that instead. It is fewer moving parts, and you can change targeting without regenerating and re-pasting anything.

Lists exist for tools that cannot.