PROXY BLEND
Free · in your browserDraws your proxy lists from several providers into the ratio you set. Weight the pools you trust, say how many proxies you need, and take the mix — with the counts adding up exactly, the resold endpoints used once, and any provider that couldn't fill its share saying so out loud. Ask for more than one list and you get that many, sharing no proxies between them and each holding the same mix: one file per task, per profile, per machine.
Your proxies never leave this browser
The whole blend is arithmetic, and it runs as JavaScript on your machine. There is no upload, no API call and no server that sees your lists. Open your network tab and watch while you use it: the only requests are this page's own assets and the webfonts the whole site loads, and not one of them carries a line of your list. Nothing goes into browser storage either except the provider names, weights and options — the lists themselves are never saved, so closing the tab is enough to be rid of them. Unlike every other page here, this one loads no analytics and no session-recording script.
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0 unique endpointsMix
The size of the finished list. Weights are shares of this number.
Each list is drawn from a different part of your pool, so no proxy appears in two of them — one file per task, per profile, per machine.
The numbers count each group. Stratified repeats the same split every time; grouped opens 10/0/0.
Each provider is spread evenly down the file, so cutting it anywhere still holds the mix: the first 500 lines of a 2,000-line 50/30/20 blend come out around 250/150/100. Use this whenever the list might not be consumed to the end — a drop sells out, a run gets stopped, or you split one file across several tasks. If you are not sure, this is the one.
Unfilled slots go to the providers that still have endpoints. You get the full count and the mix drifts — the split table shows by how much.
Nothing to blend yet
Paste at least one provider’s list and give it a weight above zero. Lines are read in every format providers ship — host:port:user:pass, user:pass@host:port, scheme prefixes, bracketed IPv6, tabs and commas — and duplicates across providers are collapsed.