Creating a profile in Multilogin X is quick and easy:

• Click the “Create” button on the left side of the screen, or
• Hit the arrow pointing down next to it to pre-select the storage type

Then follow the steps below.

Step 1: configure basic settings

Setting up your profiles right from the start helps you work faster, stay organized, and avoid any mix-ups later. This step covers the essentials – like naming your profiles, adding cookies, choosing proxies, and using tags and notes to keep everything neat.

For a full, easy-to-follow guide on these basics, check out our detailed article: How to use basic profile settings in Multilogin X.

Step 2: configure advanced settings (optional)

if you want more control over your profiles, just switch on “Advanced mode” at the bottom of your profile settings. This unlocks extra options like choosing your operating system, browser type, storage type, start URL, and more.

For a full, easy guide on each advanced setting and how to use it the right way, check out our detailed article: How to use advanced profile settings in Multilogin X. 

Step 3: configure expert settings (optional)

Expert settings let you dive deep into how your browser profiles behave – things like screen resolution, media devices, graphics data, and more. These settings affect your browser fingerprint and can help you blend in better or customize your profile exactly how you want.

Heads up: we don’t recommend changing these settings unless you really know what you’re doing. Our system already generates safe, optimized defaults to keep your profiles stealthy and working smoothly.

If you’re ready to take full control, flip the “Advanced mode” toggle in your profile and explore these expert options carefully.

For a detailed breakdown of each expert setting and how to use it, check out our full article: How to use expert profile settings in Multilogin X. 

Step 4: create and start your profile

1. Click “Create profile” to save your settings

2. Head back to the “Profiles” tab, find your profile, and hit “Start” to open it