How to start working with CLI
Multilogin CLI lets you manage browser profiles and Android cloud phones with commands instead of manual clicks. To start, launch Multilogin, open Command Prompt or Terminal, go to the CLI folder, run CLI, and log in to your account.
Multilogin CLI lets you manage browser profiles and Android cloud phones from the command line.
Before you start
- Install and launch Multilogin so you have the latest CLI version
- Have your Multilogin login details ready
- Choose the instructions for Windows, macOS, or Linux
To make sure you have the latest version of CLI, launch the app.
Select your OS and follow the instructions below.
Windows
- Launch the app
- Open Command Prompt (
cmd.exe) as administrator - Move to the directory, where CLI is located by entering
cd C:/Users/%username%/mlx/deps/cli→ press Enter - Run
xcli.exe→ your local command prompt window will open - Run this command to log in:
xcli login --username 'your username' --password 'your password' - Replace values of the flags (
--usernameand--password) with your email and password - Choose your desired command from the list

macOS
- Launch the app
- Open Terminal
- Move to the directory where CLI is located by entering
cd mlx/deps/cli→ press Enter
The directory will be the following:Users/%username%/mlx/deps/cli - Run
./xcli→ your local command prompt window will open - Run this command to log in:
./xcli login --username 'your username' --password 'your password' - Replace values of the flags (
--usernameand--password) with your email and password - Choose your desired command from the list

Linux
- Launch the app
- Open Terminal
- Go to the folder where CLI is located:
cd mlx/deps/cli→ press Enter
The directory will be the following:Home/%username%/mlx/deps/cli - Run
./xcli→ your local command prompt window will open
- Run this command to log in:
./xcli login --username 'your username' --password 'your password'
- Replace values of the flags (
--usernameand--password) with your email and password - Choose your desired command from the list


With Multilogin CLI interface now open, you are ready to start to use quick, no-code API features in Multilogin! Ready to learn CLI commands? Read about them in the following article: Learn CLI commands.
With Multilogin CLI interface now open, you are ready to start to use quick, no-code API features in Multilogin!