Duplicate a profile
Copy a profile's settings once or many times. Each copy gets its own fingerprint, and no cookies or logins come across.
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Duplicating is the quick way to make more profiles that are set up the same way: same proxy, folder, tags, extensions and masking settings. What each copy does not get is the original's fingerprint or its logins.
👯 Make one copy#
- On the profile's row, click ⋯.
- Click Duplicate.
The copy appears straight away, named "{original name} copy".
🔢 Make several copies#
- On the profile's row, click ⋯.
- Click Duplicate several….
- Type a number in How many copies (1 to 100).
- Click Duplicate. You'll see "Created 10".
The copies are named "{original name} 1", "{original name} 2" and so on.
📋 What a copy gets, and what it doesn't#
| Copied | Not copied |
|---|---|
| Browser engine and operating system | The fingerprint — every copy gets a brand-new machine |
| Language and time zone setting | Cookies and logged-in sessions |
| Proxy (the same saved proxy, one-off URL or phone) | Open tabs and browsing history |
| Folder, tags and notes | |
| 2FA secret and linked accounts | |
| Extensions, masking settings, start page, launch arguments |
Copies start logged out
The original's cookies stay with the original. A copy opens signed out of everything. If you want the same session in two places, export the original's cookies and import them into the copy — but think first, because two profiles sharing one account's cookies is exactly what gets accounts flagged. See Import and export cookies.
Every copy is its own computer
LoginDeck never gives two profiles the same fingerprint. Copies that shared one would be a single identity wearing several names, which is the easiest link for a site to spot.
🔢 Copies count against your plan#
Each copy is a new profile, so the whole batch has to fit in your plan's profile limit. If it doesn't, the "… is full" dialog opens and nothing is created. Locked profiles can't be duplicated at all. See Plans and what each one includes.
ℹ️ Good to know#
- Duplicate keeps the browser version the original runs on. Duplicate several… keeps it only when the original had a version pinned; otherwise the copies start on the newest version available. Check the Browser version box in each copy's editor if that matters to you. See Chrome or Firefox, and which browser version.
- A copy's editor may show a cookie count on the Cookies tab that it inherited from the original. Click Count what is there to see the truth: a copy's cookie jar is empty until you import or log in.
- To make profiles with no original to copy from, use Create many profiles at once.