Sometimes, you just need a disposable browser profile – no saved data, no long-term setup. That’s where Quick profiles come in! These profiles are ideal for one-time tasks like testing websites, managing temporary accounts, or browsing privately. Once you close a quick profile, it's completely erased, leaving no trace behind.

This guide will show you how to create and customize Quick profiles in just a few clicks. Let’s dive in!

How to create and customize a Quick profile

1. Click “Quick profile” in the main app window
2. Choose an operating system that matches your original OS (macOS, Windows, Linux) 
3. Choose the browser profile type: either Mimic that is built on Chrome or Stealthfox that is built on Firefox
4. Specify the number of profiles you need to launch (10 max)
5. Change the start page: you can set your own start URL and add more links to open when you launch a profile
6. Select "Multilogin" to use the built-in proxy service or choose "Custom" under the "Proxy" tab to add your own proxy

How to use a proxy in a Quick profile

Multilogin proxy

1. Select "Multilogin"
2. Select a location by specifying the country, region, and city
3. Choose a protocol (HTTP or SOCKS5)
4. Set an IP rotation method:
   1. Keep IP for as long as possible: your IP will change on average every 24h
   2. Custom, sec: you can specify the frequency of your IP rotation
5. Click “Launch”

 

 

Custom proxy

One proxy

1. Choose a protocol (HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5)
2. Enter proxy details (if it's IP-authenticated, leave "Login" and "Password" fields blank)

Paste proxy details into the "IP or host" field in the format IP:port:login:password and other fields will be populated automatically.

 

3. Click "Check proxy":
   1. "Proxy check passed" means that Multilogin successfully connected to your proxy and got the required IP-dependent data
   2. "Proxy check failed" means that Multilogin couldn't connect to your proxy – see the article How to fix profile launch or proxy connection issues
4. Finally, click “Launch”

Proxy list

1. Choose a protocol (HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5)
2. Add a maximum of 20 proxies in the format IP:port or IP:port:login:password
3. Choose how the system should use proxies:
   1. Sequentially – from top to bottom
   2. Randomly – in random order without repetition
4. Finally, click “Launch”