Quick start: your first profile in five minutes
Sign up, create a profile, give it a proxy, run it, and know what to do next.
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This is the short path from a fresh install to a working profile. If you haven't installed LoginDeck yet, start with Install LoginDeck on Windows.
1️⃣ Create your account#
LoginDeck opens its sign-in window first.
- Type your address in Email.
- Click Send code, then type the code from your email into Verification code.
- Choose a Password of at least 12 characters, and click Create account.
Or click Continue with Google and pick your Google account — no code, no password to choose.
Note
Your password is also the key to your encrypted data, so pick something you'll keep. Full detail in Create your LoginDeck account.
2️⃣ Create a profile#
- At the top of the left sidebar, click New Profile.
- Type a Profile name you'll recognise later, for example
client-a-google-ads. - Leave everything else as it is. The fingerprint — operating system, graphics card, screen, fonts, timezone — is generated for you, and every value agrees with the others.
- Click Create profile.
Don't hand-pick fingerprint values
Leave the Advanced tab alone until a site gives you a reason to touch it. Values chosen at random contradict each other, and that reads worse than not hiding anything.
3️⃣ Give it a proxy#
A proxy decides where the profile browses from. You can add it while you create the profile, or afterwards.
- In the profile editor, open the Proxy tab.
- Set Connection to One-off and paste your proxy into Proxy URL, in the form
socks5://user:pass@host:port. - Click Check proxy. LoginDeck asks the proxy where it exits and shows the IP, city, country, provider and timezone.
- Click Save changes.
A successful check sets the profile's Language and Timezone to match the exit country, which is what you want: a clock that disagrees with the address is one of the first things a site checks.
If you'll use the same proxy for several profiles, save it once under Proxies in the sidebar instead — then a changed password is one edit rather than one edit per profile. See Add a proxy.
No proxy yet?
Leave Connection on No proxy. The profile then uses this computer's own address, which is fine for a first look but not for running several accounts on one platform.
4️⃣ Run it#
Click Run on the profile's row. A browser window opens with that profile's own cookies, storage and fingerprint, and nothing shared with any other row.
- Sign in to the account this profile is for, and keep that account in this profile only.
- On Windows, Show brings the profile's window back to the front if it's buried.
- Click Stop on the row when you're finished. LoginDeck closes the browser the way its own close button would, so cookies are written properly.
5️⃣ Check it looks right#
Open the row's ⋯ menu and choose Fingerprint check. LoginDeck opens the profile in a scratch copy — your cookies are never touched — reads it the way a detector would, and reports whether every trait agrees. See Check a profile's fingerprint.
➡️ Where to go next#
| If you want to… | Read |
|---|---|
| Make 50 profiles at once | Create many profiles at once |
| Bring profiles over from another tool | Move your profiles from GoLogin, AdsPower, Dolphin and others |
| Keep a big deck findable | Organise profiles into folders and Tags and notes |
| Avoid the mistakes that get accounts flagged | Good habits that keep accounts safe |
| Let LoginDeck do the repetitive work | What Flows are and what they can do |
| Work on a second computer | Use LoginDeck on another computer |
| Bring in your team | How teams work |