SOCKS5 Proxy Checker
Free online SOCKS5 proxy tester with auto-detection, geo lookup, ASN/ISP info, and anonymity check. No signup, up to 5,000 lines per session.
What the SOCKS5 checker shows
- Status — alive or dead (with detailed error code if dead)
- Outgoing IP — the IP a website sees through this proxy
- Geo — country, city, coordinates
- ISP / ASN — network provider and autonomous system number
- Network type — Datacenter, Residential, or Mobile (by ASN)
- Anonymity — Elite / Anonymous / Transparent (almost always Elite for SOCKS5)
- Static / Rotating — detected via multiple probe requests
- Response time — ping through the proxy
Supported SOCKS5 formats
ProxyLab auto-detects SOCKS5 proxies in any common format:
ip:port— without authip:port:login:password— most common with authlogin:password@ip:port— URL-styleip:port@login:password— reverse URL-stylesocks5://login:password@ip:port— full schemetg://socks?server=...&port=...— Telegram scheme
Mix formats freely in one list — each line is parsed independently.
How to check SOCKS5 proxies
- Open the homepage and make sure "Check proxies" mode is selected
- Paste your SOCKS5 list into the input — one per line
- Click "Check" — results stream in as they arrive (up to 30 parallel)
- Download working, copy, share via 24h link, or convert format
One proxy takes 5–10 seconds. 100 proxies — about a minute.
How is SOCKS5 different from HTTP?
SOCKS5 works at the TCP/UDP layer, while HTTP proxies only handle HTTP traffic. SOCKS5 is more universal (any protocol can ride on top), faster on non-web tasks, and supports UDP. More — see SOCKS5 vs HTTP.
FAQ
What does "proxy doesn't work" mean?
It means we couldn't connect to the SOCKS5 server, the test request errored/timed out, or the server returned an invalid response. Common causes: wrong credentials, IP banned, lease expired, provider downtime.
Can I check many SOCKS5 proxies at once?
Yes. Session limit is 5,000 lines, with up to 30 parallel connections. You can paste as text or drag-n-drop a .txt file into the input.
Do you keep my proxies?
No. Submitted proxies are processed in memory and never persisted to disk. Details in the privacy policy.