ZeroTrace Proxy
Parse, check & extract
Clean up any proxy list, test which proxies are alive and how anonymous they are, and harvest new proxies from text — every option and every result field.
Parse, check & extract
These three tools get you from a raw, unreliable list to a clean, tested set of proxies you can actually use.
Proxy lists arrive in every shape imaginable. Parse reads them and normalizes each entry into a consistent form so the rest of the workbench can work with them.
It understands every common way a single proxy can be written:
host:porthost:port:username:passwordusername:password@host:port- any of the above with an explicit scheme prefix —
http://,https://,socks4://,socks5://
You paste or load the list, one entry per line, and Parse hands back a clean set with the host, port, protocol (explicit or assumed), and any credentials pulled out separately — discarding lines it cannot make sense of rather than guessing.
Parse only normalizes the shape of an entry — it does not contact the proxy. A parsed proxy might still be dead, slow, or fake. Run Check next to find out.
Checking a large list is a background task you can watch, stop, and re-run, so you can start a big check and carry on with other work. See Proxy basics.