Export formats

Every proxy list in the dashboard — mobile, static ISP and generated residential endpoints — can be copied or downloaded as a .txt file in one of five formats. The same formats are available for residential endpoints through the format parameter of GET /residential/endpoints; for mobile and static proxies, the API returns JSON fields from which you build the lines. Multi-format exports shipped with v5.4.2 in September 2026.

The formats#

host_port_user_pass is the default and the format most proxy checkers, SEO tools and antidetect browsers import. The url format is what HTTP libraries expect (requests, httpx, undici, cURL's -x).

Protocol#

Each export is generated for one protocol:

• HTTP — mobile: the proxy's HTTP port (10000–19999, ports.http in the API), residential 7000, static 8000. HTTPS targets work through CONNECT.
• SOCKS5 — mobile: HTTP port + 10000 (ports.socks5), residential 7001, static 8001. In the url format the scheme becomes socks5://; most clients also accept socks5h:// to resolve DNS on the proxy.

From the API#

Mobile and static lists:

curl "https://proxuno.com/api/v1/proxies?type=mobile&status=active" -H "Authorization: Bearer $PROXUNO_API_KEY"

Each proxy object carries host, ports.http, ports.socks5, username and password — build any line format from those fields. Residential endpoints are generated directly in the format you ask for:

curl "https://proxuno.com/api/v1/residential/endpoints?country=fr&count=50&format=user_pass_at_host_port&protocol=socks5" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PROXUNO_API_KEY"

See Residential endpoints API for every parameter.

Converting a list locally#

From host:port:user:pass to URLs:

awk -F: '{ printf "http://%s:%s@%s:%s\n", $3, $4, $1, $2 }' proxies.txt > proxies-url.txt

In Python:

def to_url(line: str, scheme: str = "http") -> str:
    host, port, user, password = line.strip().split(":")
    return f"{scheme}://{user}:{password}@{host}:{port}"

with open("proxies.txt") as f:
    urls = [to_url(l) for l in f if l.strip()]

Notes#

• Files are plain UTF-8 text, one proxy per line, \n line endings, no header.
• Exports contain live credentials. Treat the file like a password and delete it from shared drives after import.
• Static ISP lines use the IP address as host, so they keep working even if your resolver blocks gw.proxuno.com.