Dolphin Anty lets you create distinct browser profiles, each with its own fingerprint and settings. But fingerprints alone do not hide your network identity. Assigning a different proxy to each profile keeps their browsing environments isolated.

This guide covers everything you need to know about using Dolphin Anty with proxies. You’ll learn how to configure proxies for secure browsing, data collection, and multi-account management.

How to Set Up a Single Proxy in Dolphin Anty

Here is how to get a single proxy running in Dolphin Anty in five quick steps:

Step 1. Download and Launch Dolphin Anty

If you haven’t installed it yet, go to the official Dolphin Anty website and download the app for your operating system. Install it, then log in or create an account.

Download Dolphin Anty from the Official Website

Step 2. Create a New Browser Profile

In Dolphin Anty, go to Browser Profiles and click Create profile (blue + button) to bring up the profile creation form.

Give the profile a clear name, then add a status and tags if you need to organize multiple profiles. Continue to the fingerprint and proxy settings.

Step 3. Get Your Proxy Details from IPcook

IPcook offers residential, static ISP, and datacenter proxies. Choose the type you need, then obtain the corresponding proxy credentials from the dashboard.

See our complete guide to proxy types if you are unsure which one suits your task.

Generate Your Rotating Residential Proxy

Sign in to IPcook and open the dashboard. Go to Residential and head to Proxy Generator. Choose your target country or city, select HTTP or SOCKS5, and set the rotation mode to Sticky IP or Rotating IP.

Choose Sticky IP when the profile needs to keep the same IP during a session. IPcook residential proxies support sticky sessions for up to 24 hours. Choose Rotating IP when you want the IP to change.

IPcook will display the proxy hostname, port, username, and password. Scroll down, select the HOST:PORT:USER:PASS format, choose the quantity, and click Generate.

Generate Your Static ISP or Datacenter Proxy

Open ISP or Datacenter in the IPcook dashboard. Under Plan Pricing, choose the location, number of IPs, and subscription period, then complete the order.

After completing the purchase, open My Proxy. The proxy IP address, port, username, and password will be ready to copy.

Step 4. Add the Proxy to Dolphin Anty

Back in Dolphin Anty, go to the General tab, scroll to the Proxy section, and select New proxy. Choose HTTP or SOCKS5 to match the protocol selected in IPcook.

Enter the Proxy details in this format: IP/Host:PORT:Username:Password

For residential proxies, you can just copy and paste the string generated by IPcook.

Add Residential Proxy Details to Dolphin Anty

For static ISP or datacenter proxies, use the IP address, port, username, and password shown under My Proxy. Separate each field with a colon and do not include spaces.

Add Static Proxy Details to Dolphin Anty

Dolphin Anty will automatically check the connection after you enter the proxy details. Finish the remaining profile settings and click Create Profile.

Another Way to Add a Proxy in Dolphin Anty

You can also save a proxy in Dolphin Anty before assigning it to a browser profile. This method is useful when you want to manage proxies from one place.

Open the Proxies page from the left sidebar and click Add Proxy.

Dolphin Anty Proxies Page with Add Proxy

In the New proxy window, paste the complete proxy string into the Quick input field. Dolphin Anty will automatically fill in the host, port, login, and password. You can also select the protocol and enter each field manually.

Add an optional proxy name, then click Add Proxy to save it.

Next, return to the Profiles page and create or edit a profile. In the Proxy section, select Saved proxies, then choose the proxy you just added. Finish the remaining profile settings and click Create Profile.

Step 5. Launch the Profile

Return to the All profiles page and click Start to launch the profile. You can now start private browsing through the IPcook proxy.

How to Add Proxies in Bulk in Dolphin Anty

If you're only running one or two profiles, adding proxies one at a time is fine. But if you end up managing dozens of profiles, re-entering proxy details for each one gets old fast. Dolphin Anty’s Mass Addition feature lets you import multiple proxies at once. Just note that this feature requires a paid plan.

Step 1. Open the Proxies Tab

In Dolphin Anty, click Proxies in the left sidebar. Then click Add Proxy and switch to Mass Addition.

Step 2. Get Your Proxy List from IPcook

Before importing proxies in bulk, prepare the proxy list in a consistent format, with one proxy per line:

host1:port:username1:password1
host2:port:username2:password2
host3:port:username3:password3

Use the same format on every line. A mismatched line can cause part of the import to fail.

For rotating residential proxies

Go to Residential in the IPcook dashboard and open Proxy Generator. Set your preferred location, protocol, and rotation options.

generate-bulk-residential-proxy-in-ipcook

Scroll down, choose the quantity you need, select the HOST:PORT:USER:PASS format, and click Generate. Then click Copy to copy the full proxy list.

For static ISP or datacenter proxies

Open ISP or Datacenter in the IPcook dashboard, then go to My Proxy.

Select the proxies you want and click Download. Choose the HOST:PORT:USER:PASS format, then confirm the download. Open the downloaded TXT file and copy the full proxy list.

Step 3. Paste and Import the Proxy List

Return to Dolphin Anty and open Mass Addition. Paste the proxy list into the import area, with one proxy on each line, then follow the on-screen prompts to add the proxies in bulk.

Step 4. Assign Proxies to Browser Profiles

After the proxies are saved, return to Browser Profiles and create or edit a profile. In the Proxy section, select Saved proxies, choose one of the imported proxies, then finish the profile settings and save it.

Why Use Proxies with Dolphin Anty?

Dolphin Anty already isolates each profile with its own browser fingerprint, but a fingerprint alone doesn't hide where the traffic is actually coming from. A proxy is what completes that isolation, giving each profile a real IP address so it can browse from anywhere in the world without exposing your real connection.

A Separate Proxy for Every Profile

Dolphin Anty gives each profile its own fingerprint, but sharing one proxy across multiple profiles undercuts that work. Pairing each profile with its own proxy, whether residential, ISP, or datacenter, keeps profiles genuinely separate from each other. IPcook lets you generate and manage all three proxy types from one dashboard, so assigning the right proxy to each profile stays simple.

Match Proxy Location to Profile Settings

A profile's language, time zone, and geolocation settings should line up with where its proxy IP is coming from. A mismatch, such as a New York IP on a profile set to Tokyo time, is one of the more common reasons profiles get flagged, even when the fingerprint itself looks fine. That's why keeping these settings in sync matters as much as the proxy itself.

Built for Data Collection, Research, and Affiliate Marketing

For marketers, researchers, and data professionals running Dolphin Anty at scale, the IP address is usually the bigger risk, not the fingerprint. Visiting the same sites from many profiles without separate proxies makes those visits look like the same source hitting the target repeatedly, no matter how different each fingerprint looks. This is what lets scraping, market research, and affiliate marketing workflows operate safely without triggering blocks or bans.

Conclusion

And that's it, your Dolphin Anty profiles are set up with IPcook proxies. A single proxy is enough to get one profile off the ground with a cleaner, more anonymous connection, while a batch import handles the heavier lifting, like managing dozens of accounts or scraping at scale.

Either way, adding proxies in Dolphin Anty stays simple, whether you're entering one manually, setting it up during profile creation, or pasting a whole list. Pair that with clean IPs from IPcook, and that's what safe, scalable multi-accounting runs on.

If you're using other anti-detect browsers, we also have step-by-step guides for using proxies with AdsPower, DICloak, and BitBrowser.

How to Set Up Proxies in Dolphin Anty: Complete Tutorial Guide