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Free Proxy Server List

Public HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxies from 38 countries. We re-check every proxy every 5 minutes, and each row shows its latency, uptime and anonymity level. Copy what you need or pull the whole list through the API. You don't need an account.

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Proxies online

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Countries

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Fast (< 300 ms)

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Free proxies list

Quick picks

387 proxies match · median 1.1 s · 82% avg uptime

Free proxy list: IP address, port, protocol, country, city, anonymity level, latency, uptime and time of the last check
Select page Protocol Anonymity Actions
3129 SOCKS5 Germany Nuremberg Elite 70 ms 98%
3128 HTTP Germany Frankfurt am Main Transparent 60 ms 99%
3129 HTTPS Germany Nuremberg Transparent 60 ms 98%
3128 HTTP Germany Falkenstein Transparent 72 ms 100%
3128 HTTPS United Kingdom Slough Elite 146 ms 100%
3128 HTTP Germany Lachen-Speyerdorf Transparent 97 ms 99%
NEW 8443 SOCKS4 Netherlands Amsterdam Elite 209 ms 100%
3128 HTTPS United States Clifton Elite 225 ms 100%
80 HTTPS Germany Frankfurt am Main Elite 215 ms 99%
3128 HTTP United States Charlottesville Elite 246 ms 100%
3128 HTTPS Canada Toronto Elite 266 ms 100%
NEW 8443 SOCKS5 Netherlands Amsterdam Elite 314 ms 100%
80 HTTP Spain Alcobendas Transparent 195 ms 99%
80 HTTP Finland Helsinki Transparent 163 ms 96%
80 HTTP Germany Frankfurt am Main Anonymous 226 ms 100%
80 HTTP France Paris Anonymous 245 ms 100%
1080 SOCKS5 United States North Bergen Elite 411 ms 100%
1080 SOCKS5 United Kingdom London Elite 443 ms 100%
8081 HTTP Poland Huby Anonymous 271 ms 99%
3128 HTTPS Germany Frankfurt am Main Transparent 151 ms 91%
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These are public proxies we found on the open internet. ProxyWing doesn't run them and doesn't know who does. Whoever owns a proxy can read and change unencrypted traffic, and the proxy can disappear at any moment. Don't send logins, payment details or personal data through them. The list is provided as is, without any warranty. Why free proxies are risky →

IP geolocation by DB-IP

How to pick the best free proxy and use it

Works the same in Chrome, Proxifier, a Python script or AdsPower.

  1. 01

    Filter and pick

    Start with the Fast & stable preset or filter by protocol and country. Anything above 90% uptime and under 500 ms is a reasonable pick.

    Go to the list
  2. 02

    Convert the format

    Choose ip:port or protocol://ip:port and copy. If your antidetect browser wants host:port:user:pass, run the list through the formatter.

    Proxy Formatter
  3. 03

    Test before you rely on it

    A proxy that worked five minutes ago may be dead now. Run your picks through the Proxy Tester just before you use them.

    Proxy Tester

Why free proxies are a bad idea for real work

The list is handy for quick tests. For anything else, keep in mind who's on the other end of the connection.

OK to use free proxies for

  • Checking how a site looks from another country
  • Testing a scraper before you pay for proxies

Use paid proxies for

Free proxy list vs ProxyWing

The left column is calculated from the list above as it updates. The right column describes our own network; use the tabs to switch products.

Free list (live) / ProxyWing Residential
Free list (live) ProxyWing · Residential
Average uptime 82% 99% guarantee
Speed 1.1 s median latency Fast rotation real home connections
Reliability 53% passed all of the last 24 checks 99.47% success rate
Pool 387 shared with everyone 70M+ real home IPs
Who else uses the IP Anyone on the internet Only you, per session
Trust with websites Often flagged or blacklisted Real home ISP IPs
Access & safety Owner unknown, may log traffic Login/password auth
Locations Whatever happens to be online Country, city & ISP · 190+ countries
Sessions Drops without warning Rotating or sticky sessions
Support None 24/7 live chat
Price $0 from $1.00/GB traffic never expires
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When free proxies aren't enough

Four kinds of private proxies, each suited to a different job. Every plan includes login authentication and 24/7 support.

Free HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies explained

What the Protocol and Anonymity columns in the list mean.

HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS protocols

HTTP
Works with browsers and most tools for plain web traffic. The proxy can see and change everything you send.
HTTPS
HTTP proxy that supports CONNECT tunnelling, so HTTPS sites stay encrypted end to end. The proxy still sees which domain you visit. Configure it as http://ip:port.
SOCKS4
A plain TCP proxy without authentication or UDP. Proxifier and most scrapers support it.
SOCKS5
Handles both TCP and UDP and resolves DNS on the proxy side. Pick it for apps and antidetect browsers.

Anonymity levels

Elite
Doesn't pass your IP and doesn't reveal that a proxy is being used. The target sees an ordinary visitor.
Anonymous
Hides your IP but adds headers like Via, so the target can tell you're behind a proxy.
Transparent
Passes your real IP in X-Forwarded-For. Only useful for seeing how a site looks from another country.
How we check
We send a request through each proxy to our own test server every 5 minutes and record the response time and the headers that reached us.

Free proxy list API

The API returns the same data as the table: a TXT file with one proxy per line, CSV or JSON. You don't need a key. Set the filters above and click API for a ready URL, or build one from the parameters below.

Parameters

Parameters
format txt (default) · csv · json
proxy_format ipport · protocolipport (default) · ipportprotocol — txt only
protocol Comma-separated: http, https, socks4, socks5. http includes the https-capable proxies; https returns only those
country ISO 3166-1 alpha-2, comma-separated: US,DE
anonymity elite, anonymous, transparent
max_latency Milliseconds, e.g. 500
min_uptime Percent over 7 days, e.g. 90
checked_within Minutes since the last successful check
sort best (default) · latency · uptime · checked · newest
limit Default: all

JSON response

{
  "updated_at": "2026-10-06T08:10:32.953Z",
  "next_check_at": "2026-10-06T08:14:27.329Z",
  "interval_minutes": 5,
  "total": 387,
  "proxies": [
    {
      "ip": "89.58.42.118",
      "port": 3129,
      "protocol": "socks5",
      "https": false,
      "country": "DE",
      "city": "Nuremberg",
      "asn": 197540,
      "isp": "netcup GmbH",
      "anonymity": "elite",
      "latency_ms": 70,
      "uptime_7d": 98,
      "history": "101111111111111111111111",
      "last_checked": "2026-10-06T08:10:31.814Z",
      "first_seen": "2026-10-04T19:34:20.997Z"
    }
  ]
}

No API key. 60 requests per minute per IP. The list changes once per check (every 5 minutes), so polling more often returns the same data.

Free proxy checker and browser extensions

ProxyWing tools that work with any proxy, including the ones from this list.

Frequently asked questions

Didn't find an answer? Ask support. Real people reply in about a minute.

A free proxy list is a collection of public proxy servers (IP address and port) that anyone can connect to without paying or logging in. ProxyWing collects them from open sources and keeps re-checking them. Only proxies that passed the latest check are listed.
Pick them from the list above: filter by protocol and country, then copy the proxies or download them as a TXT file. If a script needs a fresh list every few minutes, fetch it from the free API instead of copying by hand. Run a proxy through the Proxy Tester before you rely on it.
We check every proxy every 5 minutes. New proxies show up after their first successful check, and ones that fail several checks in a row are dropped. The Checked column shows the time of the last successful check, and Uptime shows how often the proxy answered over the past 7 days.
Not for anything important. Whoever runs a public proxy can see your unencrypted traffic and change it. Stick to HTTPS sites and never send passwords or payment details through one. When it matters, use a private proxy with a login, such as ProxyWing Residential.
Public proxies drop off or get blocked all the time, and one that passed our check two minutes ago may already be dead. Sort by Recently checked, prefer uptime above 90%, and test your picks in the Proxy Tester just before use. Also check that your app uses the same protocol as the list: a SOCKS5 proxy won't work if the app expects HTTP.
HTTP proxies handle web traffic only. HTTPS proxies can also tunnel encrypted connections. SOCKS4 works with any TCP traffic, and SOCKS5 adds UDP, IPv6 and authentication. For a browser or a scraper, HTTP(S) is enough. Apps, games and antidetect browsers usually need SOCKS5.
Elite proxies hide both your IP and the fact that you use a proxy. Anonymous ones hide your IP but reveal the proxy in the headers. Transparent proxies send your real IP to the site. We detect the level by checking which headers reach our test server.
Yes. Call https://proxywing.com/api/free-proxy-list?format=txt and add protocol, country, anonymity, max_latency or min_uptime to filter. You don't need a key, and the limit is 60 requests per minute. The API button above the table gives you a ready URL for your current filters.
Only for small tests. Everyone scraping with this list shares the same IPs, so large sites answer with CAPTCHAs or blocks, and proxies drop in the middle of a job. For regular scraping, rotating residential proxies work far better, and datacenter proxies are the fast, cheap option.
Technically yes, any SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy will work in an antidetect browser. But a public IP is usually flagged already, and if it dies mid-session the account can get locked. For multi-accounting, use mobile or ISP proxies, or residential with sticky sessions.
It depends on the job. For scraping and SEO, residential proxies (from $1.00/GB) are the usual choice because they look like ordinary home users. If you need speed and volume and the target sites aren't strict, datacenter proxies (from $0.87/IP) cost less and come with unlimited traffic. Accounts and online stores work best on ISP proxies (from $1.71/IP), since you keep the same IP. On social networks, mobile proxies (from $4.00/day) get blocked the least. If you're unsure, ask support.
A web proxy is a website where you type an address and the page opens through someone else's server, with nothing to set up. This page is different: it lists proxy servers that you add to a browser, an app or a script yourself. A web proxy is fine for opening a blocked page once, but it won't work for apps and usually shows ads.
No. A proxy only reroutes the browser or app you set it up in, and a free public proxy doesn't encrypt anything. A VPN sends all traffic from your device through an encrypted tunnel. If privacy is the goal, use a VPN such as WingVPN. If you need IPs for scraping or for running several accounts, use proxies.
They come from open proxy lists published on the internet. ProxyWing doesn't run them and can't vouch for whoever does; we only check that they respond and publish the results.
A free proxy is usually a random server shared with everyone. A residential proxy is an IP from a real home internet connection that only you use during your session. Sites treat residential IPs like regular visitors, so you get far fewer blocks.

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