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Exporting Proxies to a File: CSV and TXT for IPv4 Mix

Exporting provides a list of your addresses in a file, so you don't have to write them down manually.


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How to export proxies to a file

  • Select "IPv4 Mix" in the "Network" section of the left menu.


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"IPv4 Mix" in the "Network" section of the left menu.

"IPv4 Mix" in the "Network" section of the left menu.


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  • Check the boxes for the addresses you need in the table.

  • Click the export button with settings on the panel above the table.


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Export button with settings on the panel above the table.

Export button with settings on the panel above the table.


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  • In the panel that opens, choose the file format and click "Export".


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Export panel,

Export panel, "File format" tab. 1 — "File format" · 2 — "Personal link" · 3 — "Template" · 4 — "Export"


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What formats are available

  • "CSV" — a table that opens in Excel or Google Sheets.

  • "TXT" — a simple text list suitable for most programs.

  • "Personal format" — your own line template if the program requires a specific format.


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Export works on both tabs — "All" and "Worldwide mix".

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