Profile CRUD & grouping
Create, duplicate, edit, and delete profiles. Tag groups for clients or campaigns and sort your table view by status or name.
A browser profile manager organizes accounts the way operators actually work: named profiles, groups, notes, proxy strings, and one-click launch—not a pile of manual Chrome user-data folders.
Updated: October 7, 2026
Create, duplicate, edit, and delete profiles. Tag groups for clients or campaigns and sort your table view by status or name.
Back up profiles as JSON. Optionally strip proxy credentials and cookies for safer sharing between team members.
See warnings when timezone, locale, or geolocation drift from your proxy region before you launch a session.
Back up profiles to the cloud automatically when they close, and restore them on another Mac or Windows PC. A one-device lock stops the same profile running twice.
Built-in profiles in Chrome or Firefox help separate bookmarks—they do not give you antidetect fingerprints, per-profile proxies, or launch orchestration. A dedicated browser profile manager like Antidetect Profiles is built for multi-accounting where detection risk matters.
Evaluating competitors? Read our GoLogin alternative and Multilogin alternative comparisons, or learn about the underlying antidetect browser for Mac.