How does the proxy scraper work?

Our proxy scraper fetches raw text content from the URLs you provide (such as GitHub raw files or Pastebin), then uses regex pattern matching to extract all valid IP:PORT combinations from the text. Results are deduplicated automatically.

What sources can I scrape proxies from?

You can scrape from any public URL that contains raw text with IP:PORT formatted proxies. Popular sources include GitHub proxy lists, Pastebin pastes, and community-maintained proxy repositories.

Are the scraped proxies guaranteed to work?

No, scraped proxies are extracted from public sources and are not pre-validated. We recommend running the extracted list through our Bulk Proxy Checker tool to verify which proxies are currently alive.

How many proxies can I scrape at once?

There is no hard limit. The tool extracts all unique IP:PORT combinations found across all your source URLs. Typical community lists contain 500-5000 proxies each.

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Proxy Scraper Tool

Extract fresh proxy IP addresses from raw Pastebin and Github URLs instantly.

Target Source URLs

Enter raw text URLs that contain proxies in the `IP:PORT` format. One URL per line. We will fetch the data and extract the proxies.

How it Works

Our scanner downloads the raw text content of the target URLs directly to your browser using CORS proxies blockages. It then uses Regex to cleanly extract and deduplicate any IP:Port combos found within the chaotic text lines.

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