Create a browser profile
Make a new profile with its own fingerprint, proxy and cookie jar, then open it in its own browser window.
On this page
A profile is a separate browser with its own cookies, logins, tabs and extensions, plus a fingerprint that looks like one real computer. Give each account its own profile so sites never see two accounts sharing one browser.
How many profiles you can have
Free covers 10 profiles, Pro 100, Team 300 and Custom 750 to 10,000. See Plans and what each one includes.
🆕 Create the profile#
- At the top of the left sidebar, click New Profile. The editor opens with the title New browser profile.
- Type a name in the Profile name box, for example
acme-google-ads. If you leave it empty, the profile is called "Untitled". - On the Overview tab, check the choices that matter to you. Everything else is filled in for you:
- Browser engine: leave it on Chromium unless you have a reason to change it. See Chrome or Firefox.
- Operating system: Windows 11, Windows 10, Mac Intel, Mac ARM, Linux or Android. The whole fingerprint is built to match it.
- Language: the browser's language. A proxy check can change it for you (see step 4).
- Folder, Tags and Notes: optional, but they keep a big list easy to search.
- Open the Proxy tab and pick a Connection:
- No proxy: the profile uses this computer's own internet connection.
- Saved proxy: pick one from your proxy list, then click Check.
- One-off: paste a proxy address into Proxy URL, then click Check proxy.
- Proxy device: use one of your Android phones as the proxy.
- Click Create profile in the top-right corner. You'll see "Profile saved", and the profile appears in All profiles.
When a proxy check succeeds, LoginDeck sets the profile's Language and time zone to match where the proxy exits and shows "Matched to" with the city and country. See Timezone and language follow your proxy.
You don't have to build the fingerprint
The graphics card, screen size, fonts, CPU and memory are all generated from one choice, so they agree with each other. You can see them in the Profile summary panel on the right of the editor. To get a different machine, click New fingerprint on the Overview tab.
🎯 Pick a profile type (optional)#
Profile type on the Overview tab sets the hardware settings on the Advanced tab to what some kinds of site expect:
| Type | What it sets |
|---|---|
| None | Nothing. The profile keeps whatever is on the Advanced tab. |
| Real canvas, WebGL, audio and client rects, so nothing looks tampered with. Camera and microphone devices are left real, and WebRTC follows the proxy. | |
| The same as Google. | |
| TikTok | The same as Google. |
| Crypto | The same as Google, but WebRTC is turned off completely. |
If you're not sure, leave it on None. The defaults are safe for most sites. See Fingerprint settings, explained.
▶️ Open it#
In the profile list, click Run on the profile's row. A browser window opens with that profile's cookies, proxy and fingerprint. Click Stop when you're done. See Open, stop and show profiles.
🚫 If you see "… is full"#
When your plan's profile limit is reached, a dialog titled with your plan's name, for example Free is full, opens instead. Nothing has been deleted. Delete a profile you no longer use, or click See plans to move up a plan.
ℹ️ Good to know#
- If a folder is selected in the folder column when you click New Profile, the new profile goes into that folder. You can change it in the Folder box before saving.
- To make several profiles in one go, set Quantity next to the name. See Create many profiles at once.
- The starting values (engine, operating system, language and more) come from Settings → Profile defaults. See Default settings for new profiles.
- Moving from another antidetect browser? Import your profiles instead of recreating them. See Back up profiles to a file and import them again.