> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.9proxy.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.9proxy.com/integrations/gb-based-residential-proxies/proxy-managers/proxifier.md).

# Proxifier

**Proxifier** is a powerful tool that allows any application, even those without built-in proxy support, to connect through a proxy server. This guide will walk you through integrating 9Proxy Residential Proxies with **Proxifier** for seamless, app-level proxy usage.

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### Download and Install Proxifier

Download **Proxifier** from the [official website](https://www.proxifier.com/).

You can use the 31-day free trial, and on Windows, a portable version is also available.

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Before setup, disable any active VPN, system proxy, or app-level proxy to avoid routing conflicts.
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### Add Your Proxy

* In **Proxifier**, go to **Profile** > **Proxy Servers**

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* Click **Add** to set up a new proxy server

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* Enter the following details:

| Field | What to Enter                         |
| ----- | ------------------------------------- |
| Host  | Your 9Proxy IP (e.g., 38.180.149.107) |
| Port  | Your proxy port (e.g., 17521)         |
| Type  | Select either HTTPS or SOCKS5         |

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### NOTE

If you haven’t created a sub-user or generated a proxy yet, please create one [here](https://9proxy.com/dashboard/residential-proxy-gb?tab=get-proxy) before proceeding.
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### Authenticate with Your Proxy Credentials

* Check Enable Authentication
* Enter the credentials for your sub-account:
  * **Username**: Structured 9Proxy username (see format below)
  * **Password**: Your 9Proxy sub-account password

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#### Username Format:

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```
<subaccount>-country-<country_code>-st-<state_code>-city-<city_code>-isp-<isp_code>-ssid-<session_id>-sst-<session_time>
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#### Example:

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* **Host**: 38.180.149.107
* **Port**: 17521
* **Username**: useruser123-country-US-ssid-rhdN1907ma
* **Password**: X12345678

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The username includes your proxy targeting settings like country, session ID, etc. For help creating your custom proxy username, refer to [this guide](https://docs.9proxy.com/getting-started/residential-proxy-by-gb/making-requests).
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### Route a Specific App Through Proxy

* Go to **Profile** > **Proxification Rules**
* Click **Add** to create a new rule
* In the Application field, browse and select your desired .exe file
* Set Action to your newly added proxy
* (Optional) Reorder the rules for priority execution
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## You're All Set!

**Proxifier** will now tunnel your selected application’s Internet traffic through 9Proxy , giving you powerful targeting and anonymity without needing native proxy support.

Need help? Our support team is here to assist you 24/7!


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