Proxy List Format Converter
Convert proxy lists between common formats — up to 5,000 lines.
About this tool
Paste proxies in any common layout — including user:pass:host:port, host:port@user:pass, CSV, and SOCKS/HTTP URLs — and export them as host:port, auth forms, HTTP/S, SOCKS, CSV, or JSON lines. Parsing runs entirely in your browser.
What you get
- Automatic detection of scheme, host, port, and credentials across many list layouts
- Input: host:port, user:pass@host, user:pass:host:port, host:port:user:pass, host:port@user:pass, CSV/TSV, http(s)/socks URLs
- Output as ip:port, auth@host, colon-auth, user:pass:host:port, host:port@auth, CSV, http(s)://, socks4/5://, or JSON
- Line-level parse errors with counts
- Copy or download converted list
- Bulk conversion up to 5,000 lines in browser
How to use
Paste up to 5,000 proxy lines in whatever format your provider used, pick an output format, and copy or download the result. Invalid lines are listed separately so you can fix them.
Related searches
- proxy format converter
- proxy list parser
FAQ
How to convert proxy list to JSON format?
Paste up to 5,000 proxy lines, choose JSON output, and copy objects with host, port, scheme, and credentials when present.
What proxy list formats are supported?
Common layouts—host:port, user:pass@host:port, http(s):// URLs, and socks4/5:// URLs—are auto-detected.
How to parse user:pass@host:port proxies?
Paste the list as-is; the converter extracts username, password, host, and port and can re-export in your target format.
How to convert proxies to SOCKS5 URLs?
Select socks5:// output after pasting mixed lines. Invalid rows are listed separately so you can fix them.
How to deduplicate a proxy list before import?
Paste the list, export normalized host:port lines, then sort unique in a spreadsheet or script before loading into your checker.
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