Live Free Proxy List

What This Free Proxy List Includes

Every proxy above is pulled live from a public proxy-scraping feed, so the list refreshes automatically rather than being a static page that goes stale after a week. Each row shows the protocol (HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS), the country the exit node is located in, an anonymity rating, and the last time that proxy responded to a check. Click any IP address to copy it straight to your clipboard, or use the search box to narrow the table down to a specific country or port.

Free proxies come with real limitations

It's worth being upfront about this: public proxies are shared with strangers, they go offline without notice, and speeds vary a lot. They're fine for quick tasks like checking how a page renders from another country, testing a scraper's logic, or getting past a one-off geo-block. They are not a substitute for a paid, dedicated proxy or VPN if you need reliable uptime, consistent speed, or to handle anything sensitive — never enter passwords or payment details through a proxy you don't control.

How to use a proxy from this list

1. Pick a row with a recent "last checked" time and the protocol you need.
2. Copy the IP:port pair and enter it into your browser's or app's proxy settings, or use it directly in code (e.g. as the proxy argument in a requests call).
3. Run it through the proxy checker tool first to confirm it's still alive and to see its actual response time from our servers.
4. If it stops responding, come back and grab another — that's normal with free proxies.

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