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How to use cookie export in Multilogin 6
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( Updated on March 11th, 2026 )
Updated on March 11th, 2026
⚠️ Still using Legacy Multilogin 6? You are missing the good stuff!
The new Multilogin lets you run browser profiles and Android cloud phones in one workspace – manage desktop and mobile accounts without extra tools or devices.
⚡ Want to join the migration queue? Download the latest Multilogin 6 version (scroll to the bottom of the page), open it and click “Migrate”.
- 🖥️ Better workspace: Web interface • Desktop app • Dark mode • 2FA
- 🧑💻 Mobile + browser accounts together: Android cloud phones • Mimic and Stealthfox browsers
- 🌐 Faster setup: Profile and proxy templates • Extension manager
- 💾 Flexible profile storage: Local profiles • Cloud profiles • Storage converter
- ⚡ Productivity tools: Profile folders & tags • Column manager • Running profiles manager • Trash bin • Copy profile ID
- 🤖 Automation ready: API access in all plans • Selenium / Puppeteer / Playwright support • CLI tool • Script runner
👉 Curious what else changed? Read New Multilogin version: how is it different from Multilogin 6.
How cookie export works
Multilogin only supports JSON for cookie imports – other formats just won’t work. So here’s how to get cookie export right for every browser type:
- Get cookies.txt extension: use for Mimic and Chrome
- Cookie-Editor extension: use for Stealthfox and Firefox
How to view cookies in a browser
Check cookies
Here's how you can view cookies in a browser:
- For Mimic, paste
chrome://settings/content/allinto the browser address bar - For Stealthfox, paste
about:preferences#privacyinto the browser address bar, and on the page that opens, select “Cookies” → “Manage data”
How to export cookies
Mimic and Chrome
- Install Get cookies.txt in Mimic or a regular Chrome browser
- Click the extension icon and select JSON as the export format
- Click “Export all cookies”
- A
.jsonfile will be saved on your device automatically
Stealthfox and Firefox
- Install Cookie-Editor in Stealthfox or a regular Firefox browser
- Click the extension icon and select “Export as JSON”
- Paste cookies into a simple text editor like Notepad
- Save the file in the
.jsonformat
