Two shapes, one format
A JSON file holds Profiles, proxies, and — if you choose — cookies, in one file. Two CSV files, one for Profiles and one for proxies, are for building or editing rows in a spreadsheet. CSV files never contain cookies.
Feature · Bulk import and export
Move many Profiles at once, with a preview first
Agilelogin reads and writes Profiles and proxies as files: CSV for editing in a spreadsheet, or a single JSON file that can also carry cookies. Every import shows what will happen to each row before anything is saved.
Product documentation · Last reviewed October 14, 2026Reviewed against the current public product scope by the Agilelogin product team.
What do bulk import and export do?
Import reads a CSV or JSON file, checks every row, and shows a preview: the Profiles and proxies it will create, rows imported before that it will skip, groups it will create, and rows with a problem in a named field. Nothing is saved until you confirm, and if a row you kept has a problem, nothing is saved at all. Export writes the Profiles you choose and the proxies they use to a file — and proxy passwords or cookies only if you tick them.
What the files hold
One format of Agilelogin's own, in two shapes.
A preview you control
The preview lists every row's action and any problem by field. Untick the rows you don't want, or fix the file and preview again. If the file would go over your plan's Profile limit, the preview says so and you choose which rows to keep — nothing is cut off silently.
Into the account you're using
Everything you import belongs to the account you're signed in with. Groups are matched by name in that account, and a group that doesn't exist yet is created.
Room for large files
One import can hold up to 5,000 Profiles and 5,000 proxies. How many Profiles you can keep still follows your plan's limit.
What moves, and what stays with you
An export file is a copy you hold; what it contains depends on what you tick.
| Subject | Agilelogin boundary | Operator action |
|---|---|---|
| Proxy passwords and cookies in an export | Left out unless you tick them; when included, written to the file in plain text | Keep the file where only you can reach it — anyone who gets it can use them. Folders synced to the cloud, such as OneDrive Desktop and Documents, upload it automatically. |
| Rows imported before | Recognized and skipped by default, or imported again as new Profiles if you choose | Check the preview's actions before you confirm. |
| Extensions, bookmarks, and other browser data | Not part of import or export | Install extensions again and move other data separately. |
How a bulk import works
The same steps whether the file came from a spreadsheet or another Agilelogin computer.
- STEP 01
Start from the template or an export
Download the CSV template from the import dialog, or export from another Agilelogin installation. Leave the fingerprint column empty and the default template fills it in.
- STEP 02
Review the preview
Check each row's action, untick the rows you don't want, and fix any row that has a problem.
- STEP 03
Import
The rows you kept are saved together. If the JSON file has cookies, they are written next, Profile by Profile, and any Profile that didn't get its cookies can be retried.
- STEP 04
Sync when you're ready
Imported Profiles stay on this computer until you run Sync now in Settings, which uploads them to your account.
Current limits
What bulk import and export do not do yet.
- Only Agilelogin's own CSV and JSON files are read; files exported by other tools are not imported directly.
- Your plan sets how many proxies and groups sync to your account; any beyond that limit stay on this computer only. The privacy policy describes what sync uploads.
- A proxy whose password isn't in the file is marked as needing its password, and you enter it again before syncing.
Questions about bulk import and export
Can I bring Profiles over from another tool?
Not by importing that tool's own file. You can export a spreadsheet there, rename its columns to match Agilelogin's CSV template, and import it. Leave fingerprints empty so the default template fills them in.
Does an export include my proxy passwords and cookies?
Only if you tick them. The file then contains them in plain text and anyone who gets it can use them, so keep it where only you can reach it — folders synced to the cloud, such as OneDrive Desktop and Documents, upload it automatically.
Does importing upload my Profiles to my account?
No. Import only writes to this computer. Run Sync now in Settings to upload the new Profiles to your account.
Plan the move before you import
Read how Profiles keep their state and network settings, then start from the CSV template in the app.