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( Updated on November 10th, 2025 )
Updated on November 10th, 2025
In Multilogin CLI, the commands include all available Multilogin X API features! In our CLI, they have all traditional Multilogin functions, such as logging in, creating profiles, managing proxies and others.
Keep in mind, that some CLI commands are not working as intended. We are currently improving Multilogin CLI.
To see all available commands, use: xcli -h or xcli --help
When using a command for the first time, we advise to use command-name -h to find out if there are any required flags.
General commands | |
login |
log in to your account |
launcher-info |
get information about the running launcher |
Folder commands | |
create-folder |
create a folder with a given name |
list-folder |
view all available folders |
remove-folder |
remove a folder by its ID (or a list of IDs) |
update-folder |
update folder details using its ID |
Workspace commands | |
list-workspace |
display a list of available workspaces |
switch-workspace |
switch to a different workspace |
Proxy commands | |
proxy-countries |
get a list of available countries in the proxy service |
proxy-regions |
get regions by country code |
proxy-cities |
get cities by region code |
proxy-get |
retrieve a proxy URL based on specified parameters |
Profile commands | |
profile-stat |
statistics about profiles currently launched |
profile-status |
status of given profile(s) |
profile-list |
lists all profiles in a given folder |
profile-start |
start a profile using its ID |
profile-stop |
stop a profile using its ID |
profile-remove |
remove profiles by their IDs |
profile-quick |
launch a profile using v4 API endpoint |
profile-template |
create a new template for a browser profile |
profile-create |
create new profile |
profile-update |
update existing profile |
profile-clone |
duplicate the profile |
profile-restore |
restore a given deleted profile |
profile-move |
move profile to a different folder |
profile-export |
export the browser profile into a file |
profile-export-status |
show profile export status |
profile-import |
profile import from a file |
profile-import-status |
show profile import status |
profile-cookie-import |
import cookies to a profile |
profile-cookie-export |
export cookies from a profile |
Script commands | |
script-list |
lists all available scripts in the Script Runner folder |
script-start |
runs a script in a Multilogin profile |
script-stop |
stops a running script |
cookie-robot |
start the Cookie robot on a given profile (or more) |
Object commands | |
object-types |
gets object types list |
object-list |
gets object list |
object-meta |
fetches and displays the object metadata |
object-create |
object creation command (requires running agent) |
object-download |
downloads the object to computer (on local storage) |
object-delete |
deletes object |
object-restore |
restore object from trash bin |
object-stats |
display the object usage statistics |
object-convert |
converts from storage type from local to cloud and cloud to local |
enable-object |
enables object for profiles |
disable-object |
disables object for profiles |
object-extension-create |
creates an extension object from a URL |
2FA related commands | |
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enables two-factor authentication |
view-backup-codes |
views backup codes |
disable-2fa-for-user |
disables two-factor authentication for user |
disable-2fa-for-workspace |
disables two-factor authentication for workspace |
enable-2fa-for-workspace |
enables two-factor authentication for workspace |
Billing commands | |
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gets referral code |
multipoints |
gets multipoints |
Tag commands | |
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creates one or more tags |
tag-list |
lists tags with optional search filter |
tag-remove |
removes tags by IDs |
tag-assign |
assigns tags to a profile |
tag-unassign |
unassigns tags from a profile |
Additional commands | |
help |
help for all commands |
Help options
If you need detailed information on how to use a command, add -h or --help after it. Example: xcli create-profile -h.
This function is always available by using -h after any command names to clarify its usage.
Example: in case you don't know which flags to specify when using the login command, you can simply specify xcli login --help (or -h).
