Proxy list formatter
Paste a messy proxy list and get a clean one. This reads each line from any common shape — host:port, host:port:user:pass, user:pass@host:port and the scheme:// variants — then normalises, dedupes and converts it to the format you choose. It runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Ambiguous lines are shown, not guessed. A line like a:b:c:d can be host:port:user:pass or user:pass:host:port; the formatter decides by which field is a valid port and flags the line when both are. Unparseable lines are listed with their number so nothing is dropped silently.
Same proxy, five spellings
Every provider and every tool writes a proxy differently: colons here, an @ there, a scheme on the front or not. Move a list between two tools and half of it is in the wrong shape. This reads all the common shapes into the same four fields — host, port, username, password — and writes them out however the next tool wants them.
- Paste the list. Paste proxies in any mix of formats. Each line is parsed into host, port, username, password and scheme in your browser.
- Choose the output. Pick the output format and options: dedupe, sort, set a scheme, keep or strip credentials. Ports and hosts are validated.
- Export. Copy or download the formatted list. Every unparseable line is listed with its number; ambiguous lines are shown, never guessed.
What formats does the formatter handle?
host:port, host:port:user:pass, user:pass@host:port, user:pass:host:port, and scheme://… variants. It parses each line into host, port, username, password and scheme, then writes the format you choose.
What does it do with a line like a:b:c:d?
That shape is ambiguous between host:port:user:pass and user:pass:host:port. The formatter decides by which field is a valid port and flags the line when both are, so an ambiguous line is shown to you rather than guessed silently.
Is the list sent anywhere?
No. Parsing, dedupe, sorting and formatting all run in your browser. Every unparseable line is reported with its number so nothing is dropped without a word.
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