Profile Templates

A Template is a sample profile which you can use to create Quick or New Profiles (Quick Profile -> Template or New Profile) with pre-set parameters. Tags, proxies, extensions, profile icon, etc. can be added to the template, and they will be used when creating new profiles from a template.

All profile parameters, except the OS, can be edited later, after a profile from a template has been created.

Templates are available with all subscriptions. If a template is set to "active" by any team member, it cannot be deleted. Before deleting a template, it must be deactivated.

Consult our detailed video guide on working with profile templates here:

Creating a template

To create a template, go to the Templates section and click Create Template.

In the "General" tab, you must provide the name of the template. You can also add a profile name, start pages, bookmarks, change the profile icon, add tags or tag combinations, add proxies, and configure Storages Settings.

The default value displayed as "Add a proxy" will use your real IP address or the VPN IP address, if a VPN is enabled on your device. You can set a proxy from the Proxy Manager list or add a temporary proxy (without saving it to the Proxy Manager list). You can find the list of supported proxies here.

You can also add multiple proxies when creating a template. When a profile is created using such a template, a proxy will be assigned to this profile randomly from the provided template proxy set.

Storages Settings

• Cookies enables saving Cookies and Session Storage.
• Passwords enables saving passwords.
• Extensions enables saving extensions in the profile.
• Local Storage enables saving Local Storage and IndexedDB data.
• History enables saving browser history data.
• Bookmarks enables saving browser bookmarks.
• Service Workers is where some sites store their pages cache for offline work or other information.

In the "Fingerprint" tab, you can set a static user-agent (we recommend using the default user-agent), operating system and its version, and set the screen resoultion by clicking the Randomize button next to the corresponding fields (and thereby fixing the parameter value), or you can keep random values assigned by default.

In this tab you can also select the language, timezone, and geolocation settings that will be used for this template.

In the “Hardware Settings” section you can set the number of processor cores, the amount of RAM, the GPU model, and the number of media devices either randomly or statically. Enabling or disabling hardware noise is also a template option. When creating profiles from a template, the noise will be different for each profile.

In the "Additional Connection Settings" section you can configure WebRTC and DNS.

WebRTC allows you to select the spoofed WebRTC value either Based on external IP address (proxy or direct connection / VPN), or using a real one (your direct connection). By default, Based on IP option automatically replaces the IP address value with the external IP address of the proxy each time the affected profile is launched.

DNS is the IP address of the DNS server. By default (if the value is empty), the proxy or VPN DNS server will be used.

Adding extensions to a template

In order for the extensions you need to appear in the Template preset field, you need to install these extensions first in any profile through the Chrome Web Store (before launching a profile to install extensions, make sure that saving extensions is enabled in the profile Settings -> Storages -> Extensions).

Now you will be able to add extensions to a template.

Security

You can pre-set a password when you create a template. In this case, all profiles created using this template will be protected by the template password.

Changing a template

To edit a template, you need to click on the vertical ellipsis to the right of a template and select "Edit". You can change every setting except the selected OS and its version.

Deleting a template

To delete a template, click on the vertical ellipsis to the right of a template and select Delete. You can also delete templates in bulk.

Using Templates

To activate a template, you need to enable it (set to Active) on the Templates tab. After that, go to the main page with profiles. You can create a new profile using a template by clicking either Create Profile or Quick Profile ->Template.

The refresh icon (two arrows in a circle) in the upper right corner allows you to refresh the list of templates.

The template list contains the following information about available templates: template name and icon, OS, fixed (manually preset) values, proxy, tags, password, active status (switch between active and inactive), and actions (edit or delete).