Browse this free proxy list for public HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5 endpoints by country, with last observed latency, uptime, anonymity, and check time.
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Country, protocol, and pagination are server-side and stored in the URL. Advanced filters apply only to the loaded page. Never use public proxies for sensitive data.
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How to Evaluate Free Proxy List Results
Latency is the time observed by the server-side probe; another region may see a different route. Uptime is the proportion of successful historical checks, not a future service-level guarantee. Anonymity describes HTTP-header behavior and does not cover DNS, WebRTC, or operator conduct.
Last-checked time and access verification are also point-in-time facts. Country and protocol are paged by the service, while anonymity, latency, uptime, freshness, access verification, and port filters apply only to the currently loaded page.
Choose HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, or SOCKS5 Proxies
HTTP supports ordinary web proxying, while an HTTPS label indicates support for encrypted target connections through a tunnel. SOCKS4 is an older general forwarding protocol; SOCKS5 supports broader addressing and authentication, but a public node still has no identity guarantee.
One address may advertise or be observed with more than one protocol. Copy the scheme you intend to use, then retest that exact protocol because a list entry does not guarantee client compatibility or current connectivity.
Treat Public Proxies as Temporary Leads
Filter and copy only public endpoints without credentials, verify the selected address in a proxy checker, set a strict timeout, and keep use limited to isolated, non-sensitive traffic. A recent successful check does not establish ownership, trust, security, or future availability.
Public proxies may log access, inject content, alter responses, redirect traffic, or change operators without notice. Do not send passwords, payment details, personal data, private files, authenticated sessions, or production traffic through an unknown endpoint.
Read Every Free Proxy List Field
A free proxy row is a recent observation about a public endpoint, not an account or service contract. Start with protocol and last-checked time, then use latency and historical uptime to prioritize candidates. Country and anonymity help narrow the list, but neither demonstrates who operates the node or whether it is appropriate for sensitive use.
Fields shown for public proxy endpoints
Field
What it records
How to use it
Host and port
The public endpoint needed by a proxy client.
Copy it with the selected scheme and never assume a different port or protocol works.
Protocol
Observed or advertised HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, or SOCKS5 support.
Choose a protocol supported by both the application and endpoint, then retest it.
Country
Approximate country associated with the proxy exit address.
Use for broad routing needs; it does not identify the operator or a precise server location.
Anonymity
Elite, anonymous, transparent, or unknown HTTP evidence from available checks.
Avoid treating it as a privacy, security, or logging guarantee.
Latency
Response delay observed by the list’s current server-side check.
Sort candidates, then remeasure from the region where they will be used.
Uptime
Historical ratio of successful checks for the endpoint.
Prefer stronger history, while accepting that past success cannot guarantee the next request.
Speed or reliability
A compact quality indicator derived from available observations.
Use as an initial filter and review the underlying fields.
Last checked
When the latest recorded check completed.
Prefer recent observations and always recheck before use.
Access validation
Whether a particular public access check succeeded in the recorded observation.
It applies only to that target and time, not every website or future request.
Filter Public Proxies Without Hiding the Scope
Country and protocol filters are applied by the service when it selects a page. Advanced anonymity, latency, uptime, freshness, access-validation, and port filters then refine only the rows already loaded on that page. If an advanced filter shows no results, it does not prove the complete public dataset contains no match; change the server-side filters or page and try again.
Begin with the required client protocol, then choose a country only when the workload genuinely needs it. Prefer a recent check, lower observed latency, and stronger uptime history, but do not build a decision from one threshold. A slightly slower endpoint with repeated success may be more useful than a fresh, very fast observation with almost no history.
Select country and protocolThese conditions shape the page returned by the service.
Apply current-page quality filtersRefine the loaded page by anonymity, latency, uptime, last checked, access validation, or port.
Review the surviving rowsCompare freshness and history instead of selecting solely from a badge.
Change page or server filter when neededCurrent-page filtering does not search unseen pages.
Choose a Protocol and Understand Anonymity Risk
The protocol controls client compatibility; the anonymity label describes only observed HTTP behavior. A public SOCKS endpoint can still be unsafe even when it adds no HTTP headers.
Protocol and anonymity decisions
Choice
Useful for
Risk boundary
HTTP
Ordinary web proxying and, when supported, CONNECT tunnels to HTTPS targets.
Unencrypted HTTP content can be read or modified by the proxy; HTTPS protects target content only when certificate validation remains intact.
HTTPS proxy
A TLS-protected client-to-proxy hop when the endpoint and client support it.
Encryption does not establish that an unknown operator is trustworthy.
SOCKS4
Legacy TCP forwarding.
Limited protocol and authentication capability; application DNS behavior varies.
SOCKS5
Broader TCP proxy support, authentication, and proxy-side domain resolution when the client requests it.
The list cannot prove the operator’s logging, filtering, or content-handling policy.
Elite
No checked source exposure or known HTTP proxy-added headers in the observation.
Not proof of privacy, encryption, safety, or future behavior.
Anonymous
Source hidden while proxy use remains visible.
A destination can recognize an intermediary and may restrict it.
Transparent or Unknown
Testing, diagnostics, or cases where anonymity is not required.
Transparent can expose the source; Unknown has insufficient evidence and is not a pass.
Copy, Check, and Export a Shortlist
Copy only endpoints visible after the current filters. Open the Proxy Checker and test the exact scheme rather than stripping it to host and port. Remove failed, timed-out, or unexpected exits, then use the speed or anonymity tool only for candidates that passed basic connectivity. This order saves bandwidth and keeps the reason for rejection visible.
TXT is convenient for one endpoint per line, CSV is useful for a spreadsheet, and JSON preserves structured fields for code. An export contains only the currently visible filtered rows and does not mean the full list was downloaded. Retest after export because a public proxy can change between the list observation, your check, and actual use.
Copy the exact endpointKeep the intended scheme and port from the selected row.
Verify connectivityRun a point-in-time check before configuring an application.Open tool
Measure only viable candidatesUse speed and anonymity checks after basic connectivity succeeds.Open tool
Export the reviewed subsetChoose TXT, CSV, or JSON for the rows still visible, then protect the file as operational data.
Where List Data Comes From and When It Changes
The page exposes public proxy endpoints and displays their last-checked time and available historical uptime. Matching country, protocol, and pagination queries are cached by the service for about 60 seconds to reduce repeated pressure. A force refresh bypasses that query cache, but it still represents a new point-in-time snapshot rather than continuous monitoring.
No fixed future lifetime follows from these fields. A node can disappear, become overloaded, change protocol, deny the test node, or move to another operator immediately after a successful check. MiyaIP therefore presents observable timestamps and asks users to recheck; it does not claim a particular collection source, guaranteed refresh interval, or fixed removal schedule that cannot be verified from the page behavior.
Free Proxies Compared with Residential Proxy Service
The comparison is about operational properties, not a claim that every paid endpoint is suitable. Evaluate a provider’s actual terms, authentication, regions, support, retention, and acceptable-use rules.
Public free endpoints and managed residential access
Area
Free public proxy list
Managed residential proxy service
Access
Public host and port, commonly without an account.
Authenticated access governed by a provider account and plan.
Stability
Rapidly changing and tested only at recorded moments.
Provider-managed pool and service terms; actual performance still requires measurement.
Control
Little or no control over rotation, session, location, or replacement.
May offer documented country, session, rotation, and replacement controls depending on product.
Trust and support
Operator identity and handling policy may be unknown; no support commitment.
Provider identity, published terms, billing relationship, and support path can be reviewed.
Best fit
Isolated experiments with non-sensitive traffic and failure tolerance.
Authorized production workflows that need predictable access controls and support.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are these proxies safe?
Security cannot be proven by a list alone. Public proxies may log access, inject content, or suddenly change operators. Do not transmit passwords, payment information, or personal data.
Why can a free proxy stop working after I copy it?
Public nodes change rapidly and may go offline, become congested, or change access rules between the last check and your attempt. Set a short timeout and test the endpoint again before use.
Will the current-page quality filter search all proxies?
No. Country and protocol are paged by the server. Anonymity, latency, uptime, last-checked time, access verification, and port filter only the currently loaded page, and the page marks this boundary.
Why are there multiple protocols for the same proxy?
The same address may support both HTTP and HTTPS tunnelling or be identified as multiple protocols in different checks. Retest the selected protocol before actual use.
Can I download proxies in batches?
You can export the records still visible after quality filtering on the current page as TXT, CSV, or JSON. The export does not imply that the complete database was downloaded.
Will list data be cached?
The server caches matching country, protocol, and pagination conditions for about 60 seconds to reduce repeated-request pressure. An explicit forced refresh bypasses the cache and updates that snapshot.
How often should I retest a free proxy?
Retest immediately before use and whenever an important request fails or the route changes. Last checked and uptime are historical evidence; there is no interval that guarantees a public node will remain available.
Does high uptime mean a free proxy is trustworthy?
No. Uptime records successful checks, not operator identity, logging policy, response integrity, or security. Keep public proxies away from accounts, personal data, payments, and private files.
Why did filters show zero proxies when another page has matches?
Country and protocol are server-side page conditions, while quality filters apply only to the currently loaded page. Change the server filter or page before concluding no match exists.
Can a free proxy read HTTPS traffic?
A normal CONNECT tunnel does not reveal correctly validated HTTPS content, but an unknown proxy can still observe destinations and timing, block traffic, or attempt interference. Never bypass certificate warnings.
