A Basic Guide to IPcook Proxy Setup

If you want a quick overview of the IPcook setup, watch this tutorial video.

How to Set Up IPcook ISP Proxies

Before integrating with MoreLogin, you need to purchase and obtain your proxy credentials from IPcook. Here is a quick, step-by-step guide to help you get started.

Step 1: Create Your IPcook Account

Visit the IPcook official website and sign up for a new account, or log in if you already have one.

Step 2: Top Up Your Account Balance

Click the Top Up button in the top right corner of your dashboard, select your payment method, and complete the payment to add funds.

Step 3: Purchase Your ISP Proxies

Navigate to the ISP section on the left sidebar and choose your target location, duration, and quantity. Click Buy Now.

Step 4: Get Your ISP Proxy Details

Switch to the My Proxy tab in the ISP menu to view and copy your active proxy IP, port, username, and password.

How to Add IPcook Proxies in MoreLogin

Now that you've obtained the IPcook proxy details, it is time to add them to the MoreLogin browser profile. Follow the steps below, and things will be done quickly.

Step 1: Open MoreLogin and Create a New Profile

Launch the MoreLogin app and log in to your account. In the profile list, click New Profile.

Choose Browser Profile, then continue to the advanced profile settings.

Configure Advanced Settings in MoreLogin

Fill in the basic profile information, such as:

Profile name
Browser type
Operating system
User-Agent settings
Group or tag, if needed
Account remarks, if needed

You can use the default fingerprint configuration or adjust the fingerprint settings based on your workflow.

Step 2: Configure Browser Fingerprint Settings

MoreLogin allows you to configure fingerprint parameters for each browser profile.

Common fingerprint settings include:

User-Agent
Canvas
WebGL
Fonts
Timezone
Language
Screen resolution
Geolocation
Do Not Track

For better environment consistency, it is recommended to match timezone, language, and geolocation with the proxy region when possible.

For example, if you use a United States proxy from IPcook, the profile timezone, language, and geolocation should also match the United States as closely as possible.

This helps keep the browser profile and proxy environment more consistent.

Step 3: Configure Proxy Settings

In the profile configuration page, go to Proxy Settings.

MoreLogin provides several proxy options:

No Proxy: The profile will use your local network. This is usually not suitable for multi-account workflows because different profiles may share the same IP environment.
Saved Proxy: You can choose a proxy that has already been added to your MoreLogin proxy list.
Self-Own Proxy: You can manually enter proxy details from a third-party provider such as IPcook.

To set up IPcook, choose Self-Own Proxy.

Select the proxy type based on the protocol provided by IPcook. For browser traffic, HTTP or HTTPS is usually enough.

Then fill in the proxy information:

Proxy Host: Enter the IP address or domain provided by IPcook.
Port: Enter the corresponding port number.
Proxy Account: Enter your IPcook username.
Proxy Password: Enter your IPcook password.

Check every field carefully before testing. A wrong port, incorrect username, missing character, or mismatched protocol may cause the proxy connection to fail.

For rotating proxies, you can also set a Refresh URL if IPcook provides one. This allows the profile to refresh the proxy IP without manually replacing the proxy details.

You can also configure proxy query channels to verify the proxy IP, connection status, and geolocation before launching the browser profile.

Step 4: Test the Proxy

After entering the proxy information, click Proxy Detection in MoreLogin.

MoreLogin will automatically test the proxy connection.

If the setup is correct, a success message will be displayed, and you should see the detected IP address and location information.

Make sure the detected location matches the proxy region you selected in IPcook.

If proxy detection fails, check the following:

Whether the proxy host is correct
Whether the port is correct
Whether the proxy account and password are correct
Whether the selected protocol matches the IPcook proxy type
Whether the proxy plan is active
Whether the proxy traffic has been used up
Whether the selected proxy region is available
Whether local network or firewall settings are blocking the connection

After correcting the details, run Proxy Detection again.

Step 5: Enter IPcook Proxy Details

Enter the IPcook proxy information into MoreLogin:

Proxy Host: enter the proxy host or IP address provided by IPcook
Port: enter the proxy port provided by IPcook
Proxy Account: enter your IPcook username
Proxy Password: enter your IPcook password

Check every field carefully before testing.

A wrong port, missing character, incorrect username, or wrong proxy protocol may cause the proxy connection to fail.

Step 6: Test the Proxy

After entering the proxy information, click Proxy Detection or Test Proxy in MoreLogin.

MoreLogin will test whether the proxy can connect successfully.

If the proxy works, you should see the detected IP address and location information.

Check whether the displayed location matches the proxy region you selected in IPcook.

If the proxy test fails, check the following:

Whether the proxy host is correct
Whether the port is correct
Whether the proxy account and password are correct
Whether the selected protocol matches the IPcook proxy type
Whether the proxy plan is active
Whether the proxy traffic has been used up
Whether the selected proxy region is available
Whether local network or firewall settings are blocking the connection

After correcting the information, test the proxy again.

Step 7: Save and Start the Profile

Once the proxy test is successful, click Confirm or Save to finish the profile setup.

Go back to the profile list and click Start.

MoreLogin will launch an independent browser window for this profile. The profile will run with its own fingerprint settings, cookies, login state, and IPcook proxy connection.

You can open an IP checking website to confirm that the IP address and location match your IPcook proxy settings.

How to Set up IPcook Proxies in MoreLogin [Step-by-Step]