Incogniton Proxy Setup: How to Use ProxyEmpire with Incogniton

Integration guide · Last reviewed 27 September 2026 · 9 min read

Incogniton gives every browser profile its own fingerprint, cookies and storage, so separate accounts stay separate inside one app. To make each profile look like a different person on the network too, it needs its own IP address. This guide covers Incogniton proxy setup with ProxyEmpire: copying your details from the dashboard, adding them to a profile or the Proxy Library, bulk-adding proxies, the settings that should follow the proxy, and whether to use residential, mobile or static residential proxies.

Why Incogniton Needs a Proxy

Incogniton is an anti-detect browser for managing many online accounts from one computer. Each browser profile runs with its own fingerprint, cookie jar and local storage, and Incogniton adds tools around that such as profile groups, team sharing and bulk profile creation. If you want the full picture of the browser itself, read our Incogniton review; this guide is about the network side.

Profiles that are isolated in the browser can still be linked by their IP address. When every profile connects from your own internet line, websites see several accounts arriving from one address, which is among the first signals account-linking systems look at. An Incogniton proxy fixes that: each profile connects through its own IP, in the country, city or network that fits the account.

Incogniton also offers a free built-in proxy option on the profile overview, labelled as a free unblocked Incogniton proxy. Incogniton itself notes it isn’t recommended for account management. For accounts you want to keep, use a dedicated proxy from a provider, one per profile.

Step 1: Get Your ProxyEmpire Proxy Details

Open the ProxyEmpire dashboard and go to the Proxy Manager, where the Connection Builder lives. Choose Residential or Mobile, then the country. Open the advanced settings to narrow it down by region, city or ISP (carrier on mobile). Residential and mobile proxies can also be targeted by ZIP code, ASN and OS fingerprint, and none of it costs extra. Static residential and datacenter proxies are targeted by country.

Under IP rotation, choose how the address behaves:

• Same IP is a sticky session. The IP has no fixed time limit and stays until you rotate it or the device behind it goes offline. Use this for any profile you log in to.
• Every request rotates the IP constantly, which suits data collection, not accounts.
• Custom TTL changes the IP on a timer you set, up to two hours.

The Connection Builder then shows the host (v2.proxyempire.io), port (5000), username and password, a Test proxy settings button, and a full proxy string with a copy button. Your location and session are part of the username, so a different city or a new session is just a different username. ProxyEmpire supports HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, HTTP and SOCKS5 use exactly the same details, and authentication is by username and password, with no IP whitelisting.

ProxyEmpire’s Connection Builder: targeting, rotation and connection details

Step 2: Add the Proxy to an Incogniton Profile

1. Create the profileClick to create a new browser profile, name it and choose the operating system on the Overview tab.
2. Open the Proxy tabOr click Add proxy on the Overview tab. Choose a connection type; ProxyEmpire supports HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5.
3. Paste the proxyPaste the full proxy string from ProxyEmpire into the Proxy (ip:port) field. Incogniton splits it into the username and password fields.
4. Check the proxyClick Check proxy and confirm the IP and location match what you chose in ProxyEmpire.
5. Create and launchClick Create profile, then start the profile from your dashboard.

Incogniton: new profile overview

Leave the Rotating proxy box unticked and the Proxy rotation API url field empty. Those are for providers that rotate an IP through a link. With ProxyEmpire you get a new IP by starting a new sticky session instead, which gives you a new username.

Incogniton: the Proxy tab with a ProxyEmpire proxy

The Proxy information provider setting only controls which service Incogniton uses to look up the IP’s location. If a check shows a slightly different town from the one you targeted, try another provider before assuming the proxy is wrong; IP-location databases often disagree about nearby places.

The Incogniton Proxy Library and Bulk Add

For more than a handful of profiles, store your proxies in Incogniton’s Proxy Library. Open it from the left menu and click + New proxy. Give the proxy a name, choose the connection type, paste the details, optionally put it in a group, then click Check and Add. When editing a profile, go to its Proxy tab and choose Select from Proxy Library to attach a saved proxy.

To add many at once, click Bulk add at the bottom of the Add proxy form and paste one proxy per line, or load them from a CSV file with one proxy per row.

v2.proxyempire.io:5000:username-for-session-1:password
v2.proxyempire.io:5000:username-for-session-2:password
v2.proxyempire.io:5000:username-for-session-3:password

The usernames are placeholders. The Proxy list panel in ProxyEmpire’s Connection Builder generates real ones: set the list length, choose the host:port:user:pass output format and copy. Each line is its own sticky session, so every profile gets a different IP.

Incogniton can also create profiles in bulk from a spreadsheet. The template includes proxy columns plus settings such as filling the timezone based on the IP and the WebRTC behaviour, so you can set up dozens of consistent profiles in one import.

Incogniton Settings That Follow the Proxy

A profile whose IP is in Madrid but whose browser reports a Tokyo timezone tells a story no real user would. Incogniton can take these values from the proxy:

• Timezone: keep Fill timezone based on IP turned on, so the profile’s clock matches the proxy’s location.
• Language: the Fill language based on IP option on the Overview tab sets the browser language from the proxy’s country. Change it under Navigator if the account’s owner would realistically use another language.
• WebRTC: use Altered, which shows the proxy’s public IP, or Disabled. Avoid Real, which reveals your own network.
• Geolocation: keep it on prompt, so sites have to ask, rather than giving out a fixed location that doesn’t match the IP.

WebRTC deserves the attention: calls and peer-to-peer features use UDP, and ProxyEmpire carries TCP traffic only, so an Altered or Disabled WebRTC setting is what stops that traffic from showing your real IP.

Which ProxyEmpire Proxy to Use with Incogniton

Rotating residential with a sticky session covers most Incogniton accounts. Mobile IPs, shared by many real subscribers on carrier networks, are the safer choice for platforms that are strict about new accounts. Static residential, sold in 24 countries, suits an account that should always come from the same address. All three run on one ProxyEmpire account, and unused bandwidth rolls over.

Keep profiles from being linked

• One session per profile. Two accounts on the same platform should never share an IP.
• Stable location. Log in to each account from the same country and, ideally, the same city.
• Replace locally. If a sticky IP drops, start a new session in the same city rather than moving the account.
• Target sensibly. A small town plus one ISP can leave few IPs; city or state is usually enough.

Troubleshooting an Incogniton Proxy

ProxyEmpire support is available 24/7 through live chat in the dashboard. Setting up another anti-detect browser too? See our Multilogin proxy guide.

Incogniton Discount Code

Use the discount code ProxyEmpire for a 20% recurring discount on any Incogniton plan. Get Incogniton here and enter the code when you choose your plan.

Incogniton Proxy FAQ

References

1. Incogniton Knowledge Hub — Attach external proxy (Proxy Library, bulk add). docs.incogniton.com/proxy-management/integrating-proxies
2. Incogniton Knowledge Hub — Create profiles in bulk. docs.incogniton.com/browser-and-browser-profiles/create-profiles-in-bulk
3. Incogniton Knowledge Hub — Proxy connection failed. docs.incogniton.com/proxy-management/troubleshooting/proxy-connection-issues