Hi everyone, i would like to know is there a way to use multiple instagram account at the same time in a emulator ? If so, how should the proxies set since the only to change the ip is by using an app like "super proxy" to enable the proxies and the problem is it can only work 1 proxy at a time.
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partyatnight
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Yeah, you can run multiple IG accounts on an emulator using different instances. Just set up a multi-instance emulator like LDPlayer or BlueStacks. For proxies, you’ll need a tool that allows per-instance proxy settings or use a proxy manager like Proxifier.
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Instagram can sometimes detect an emulator so generally specialised ig software or anti detect browsers are recommended or even better, a physical device.
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You can use a spare mobile for 5 accounts with 4G proxy , though it will manual but safer than automation
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Nope, there isn't any solution. Use only 1 at a time and rotage the IP after each account
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How many accounts are you trying to manage here?
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For what you wanna do, each account needs a unique IP address to mimic "real" users, and using an emulator alone won’t cut it, Instagram’s algo detects device fingerprints. Using tools like https://www.ldplayer.net/ or https://www.ldplayer.net/features/multi-instance.html let you create separate emulator instances, each tied to a unique proxy.
For proxies, avoid "Super Proxy" apps, they’re too basic. Instead, use dedicated mobile/residential proxies (I prefer https://oxylabs.io/ or https://smartproxy.com/) and assign one proxy per emulator instance. Configure proxies at the system level via Wi-Fi settings in Android’s emulator menu. This ensures Instagram sees each account as a distinct device + IP combo. Finally, start with 2-3 accounts, test for a week, then scale. Rotate proxies weekly and avoid public/free proxies, they’re flagged instantly.
Good luck,
For proxies, avoid "Super Proxy" apps, they’re too basic. Instead, use dedicated mobile/residential proxies (I prefer https://oxylabs.io/ or https://smartproxy.com/) and assign one proxy per emulator instance. Configure proxies at the system level via Wi-Fi settings in Android’s emulator menu. This ensures Instagram sees each account as a distinct device + IP combo. Finally, start with 2-3 accounts, test for a week, then scale. Rotate proxies weekly and avoid public/free proxies, they’re flagged instantly.
Good luck,
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ristoriel
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Yes, you can run multiple Instagram accounts in an emulator, but each instance should have a unique proxy to avoid detection. You might need an emulator that supports multiple instances, and for proxies, look into solutions that allow per-instance proxy assignment. A good setup would be using a proxy manager that routes different IPs to each instance.
any suggested proxy manager for emulator?
ristoriel
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There are quite a few options out there, but you’ll want one that supports per-instance proxy assignment and works well with mobile emulators. Look for something that allows rotating or static residential IPs to keep your accounts safe. Have you already tested any, or are you starting fresh with this setup?
Actually i've hired a developer to create a bot to do this type of automation but it use anti-detect brower. And the problem with this i can't be running that much accounts at the same time in a vps. So i was wondering if emulator would work better or not in term of bulk accounts automation
ristoriel
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That makes sense—anti-detect browsers are great for stealth, but running too many instances on a VPS can be resource-intensive. Emulators could work, but they also demand high CPU and RAM, especially for bulk automation. It might be worth testing both setups side by side to see which one scales better for your needs!