Multilogin helps you manage mobile and web accounts from one dashboard.

• Use Android cloud phones for mobile app accounts
• Use browser profiles for website accounts

Each account gets its own setup, which helps reduce obvious account-linking signals like shared device data, browser history, cookies, saved sessions, or IP setup.

➡️ To get started, buy a subscription, open Multilogin in the web interface or desktop app, then create your first profile.

Step 1: get a subscription

Before you create an Android cloud phone or browser profile, you need an active Multilogin subscription.

Step 2: start using desktop app or web interface

Multilogin works in the web interface and as a desktop app. Pick the setup that fits how you work, but don’t run both connection options at the same time for the same session.

3 ways to use Multilogin

Web interface only

1. Open the web interface in a browser and log in
2. Next, you have 2 options:
   1. Download and connect the legacy agent, or
   2. Disconnect the legacy agent and have the desktop app open

 

 

Desktop app only

1. Download and install the desktop app
2. Make sure the legacy agent is disconnected
3. Open the desktop app and log in 

 

 

Web and desktop together

1. Make sure the legacy agent is disconnected
2. Open and log in to both web interface and desktop apps

 

 

Step 3: create your first profile

Time for the final step: creating and starting your first profile. Nice, you’re almost there.

Each profile gets its own setup, so your mobile app accounts and website accounts don’t all share the same device data, browser data, cookies, saved sessions, or proxy setup.

You can create two types of profiles:

• Android cloud phone: use cloud-based Android environments to run mobile apps from your computer
• Browser profile: use separate browser spaces with their own cookies, fingerprints, proxy settings, and saved sessions

What to try next

Once your first profile is running, try the tools that make daily work easier:

• Use Multilogin proxy to give profiles different IP locations
• Use proxy templates, profile templates, and the extension manager to reuse setup details 
• Use team access when someone else needs to help without sharing your login
• Use API access, Postman, CLI, Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright when repeat clicks start eating your day