A proxy per profile, with sticky sessions
HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 with login. Put {session} into a residential provider's login and each profile keeps its own exit IP (sticky sessions). One click rotates it.
The antidetect browser that keeps everything on your PC.
Hundreds of isolated Camoufox profiles with stable fingerprints and their own proxies. No account, no cloud.
Camoufox engineFirefox with fingerprint spoofing built into the C++ code
Local by designProfiles, cookies and proxy passwords never leave your disk
Scriptable, AI-readyHTTP API, Python client, and MCP for Claude, Cursor and LM Studio
Windows and LinuxUnzip and run on Windows, one Docker image on Linux
The demo is the real Camoufy interface and needs a wider screen.
Open it full screenThis is the actual Camoufy interface running on made-up data. Start and stop profiles, open the editor, switch pages. Nothing you do here leaves your browser.
Use cases
One tool for every account you run.
Ad accounts that never share a device
Each ad account gets its own fingerprint and its own residential IP. When a platform asks questions, rotate that profile's session with one click.
Facebook AdsGoogle AdsTikTok AdsBing Ads
One seller, one browser
Every store runs in its own profile with the timezone, language and IP of its country, so accounts never look like they sit on the same laptop.
AmazoneBayEtsyShopifyVinted
Client accounts kept apart
Tags, search and bulk actions keep hundreds of profiles in order. Add-ons such as a password manager are enabled per profile.
InstagramTikTokLinkedInXReddit
Real browsers for your scripts
Start profiles from code and hand them to Playwright, headless or with a window, or let an AI model do the clicking over MCP. Sticky sessions or Tor give every worker its own exit.
PlaywrightPythonHTTP APIMCPWebDriver BiDi
See what users in another country see
Open a site as a Windows, macOS or Linux visitor from any country your proxies reach, and check localized pages, ads and prices.
Geo targetingLocalizationAd verification
From zip file to first profile.
- Download and unzipPut the folder anywhere, even on a USB drive. There is nothing to install.
- Install the engineOn the Engine page, pick a Camoufox release from GitHub. About 470 MB on Windows and 630 MB on Linux, once.
- Create profilesPaste your proxy list, create a profile per account and press Start.
Fingerprints
People don't change their graphics card between visits.
A profile gets one 64-bit seed. Screen, cores, fonts and GPU are derived from it once and stay frozen.
Built from real browsers. Seeds pick from 312 presets captured from real Firefox installs on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Geo follows the exit IP. Timezone, locale and the WebRTC address come from where the proxy really exits.
Checked on every start. Each profile opens a page that compares what the browser reports with what its fingerprint promises.
A simplified illustration. Launch again: a new session, the same values.
A profile manager sized for hundreds of accounts.
Or Tor, one circuit each
Every Tor profile starts its own tor process. Pick the exit country. On networks that block Tor, bridges get it through.
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An add-on library
Install from addons.mozilla.org once, turn it on per profile, update it with one click.
Sessions that travel
Import cookies from another browser or export them. Export a profile with its fingerprint and add-ons, open it on another PC.
Engine versions side by side
Install Camoufox releases from GitHub, switch between them, remove old ones. Profiles stay untouched.
Search, tag and act in bulk
Filter by tag, status or proxy. Select any number of profiles and start, stop, tag or re-proxy them together.
Everything stays in a local folder.
Most antidetect browsers keep your profiles on their servers. Camoufy keeps them in a folder you own.
| Question | Camoufy | Cloud antidetect browsers |
|---|---|---|
| Where profiles live | A folder on your disk | The vendor's servers |
| Account to sign in | None | Required |
| Proxy passwords and cookies | Never leave your PC | Synced through the vendor |
| Moving to another PC | Copy the folder | Sign in again |
| Sharing with a team | Export a profile file | Built-in roles and sharing |
Nothing outside the folder.
No installer, no registry, no AppData. It runs from a USB stick, and deleting the folder removes every trace.
Camoufy\ camoufy.exe engine\ camoufox\152.0.4-beta.30\ browser engine tor\ optional data\ profiles\p_3a91c\ fingerprint, cookies addons\ proxies.json settings.json
Drive it from code.
The local HTTP API creates and starts profiles, and the Python client hands one to your Playwright script with its proxy already set. Claude, Cursor or LM Studio can take over the routine through MCP. Every request is in the HTTP API reference.
from camoufy import Camoufy cb = Camoufy() # API key from settings.json p = cb.create("Shop DE", proxy_id="px_0b90a0") with cb.playwright_context(p["id"]) as ctx: page = ctx.new_page() page.goto("https://example.com") print(page.title())
Linux
Docker image
The same program as a container, for amd64 and arm64. You open the interface and the screen of each profile in your browser.
docker run -d --name camoufy --restart unless-stopped -p 127.0.0.1:18800:18800 -v camoufy-data:/data --shm-size=2g --stop-timeout 30 camoufy/camoufy docker logs camoufy # prints the sign-in link
Windows 10 or 11, or Docker64-bit. Profiles can still look like macOS or Linux.
About 1 GBfor the Camoufox engine, installed from the Engine page after the first start.
Its own windowthrough Microsoft WebView2, or in any browser you prefer.
Quiet on the networkYour proxies, GitHub and torproject.org for engines, addons.mozilla.org for add-ons, camoufy.com for updates.
Before you ask
What is an antidetect browser?
A browser that gives each profile its own device identity: screen, graphics card, fonts, timezone, language and IP. People also call it a fingerprint browser or a multi-account browser. Websites see separate visitors, where otherwise they would see one person juggling many accounts.
What is Camoufox, and what does Camoufy add?
Camoufox is an open-source build of Firefox that changes, inside the engine, what a website can read about the browser. Camoufy manages it: profiles with stable fingerprints, a proxy or Tor for each, add-ons, cookies, and a window and an API to run them.
Which proxies work?
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with or without login, in the usual formats such as host:port:user:pass. Residential providers with sticky sessions work through the {session} placeholder. Tor can replace a proxy.
Where is my data stored?
In the data folder next to camoufy.exe, or in the data volume of the Docker container, and nowhere else. No account, no sync. To back it up, copy the folder.
Does Camoufy send anything to camoufy.com?
Only an update check that asks for the latest version number. It carries no profile data or identifiers and can be turned off in Settings. On Linux arm64 the Tor files are also downloaded from camoufy.com, when you install Tor.
Does it run on macOS or Linux?
On Linux it runs as a Docker image for amd64 and arm64, and you work with it in your browser. There is no macOS build yet. Profiles can carry macOS or Linux fingerprints on either system.
Will a stable fingerprint keep me undetected?
No tool can promise that. Camoufy removes the obvious tells, such as hardware that changes between visits, a timezone that disagrees with the IP or a window larger than the screen, and its check page shows what a site sees.
Can an AI model use the profiles for me?
Yes. Camoufy works as an MCP server for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and LM Studio. The model starts a profile, reads the page as text, clicks and types with real input events, and asks you before it posts, buys or deletes anything. Setup takes one line, see AI control.
What may I use it for?
Anything lawful: your own accounts, QA and ad verification, research, privacy. Fraud, account takeover and breaking into systems are not allowed. The terms spell it out.