I have a complementary question. Can you please name some bots?
I have no bot which i would recommend because i get it from my cousin who did it for me
I have a complementary question. Can you please name some bots?
Which iPhone do your bought ?The current set up that works for me is using mobile proxies, real device (iphone), multiple apps with different bundle IDs (not nessecary) and also script for clearing the keychain data.
@alizer21 I just organized/summarized what was said about VMs with AI below and defined a few key terms for better understanding. But my question is whether or not it is possible to create multiple TT accounts that won't be shadow banned or flagged by TT, when we do all these VM and IP rotation steps? It's a bit of a learning curve for me. Anyone knows any tutorials or courses I can use to create more self-awareness around creating multiple TT accounts? TIA.to be honest, i'm okay with using mobile or computer -- just want to make sure i'm using the methods that will minimize detection by TikTok's bot. I'm also able to hire someone experienced in python, so if there's something that I need to do that I don't understand myself, I usually hire a freelancer to help with that. so all I need to figure out now is the step by step practical way to do this at scale.
Yes, the plan is to use one proxy per account (or more specifically, one mobile proxy with a rotating IP so a unique IP per account). but i'm wondering if we create TikTok accounts on a web browser if that will have the same impact as creating them on mobile. I've read somewhere on a thread here that creating and posting from mobile (for TikTok) results in better reach than doing on a browser.
Key Terms Explained
Term Definition Virtual Machine (VM) A simulated computer running inside your actual computer. Lets you spoof device specs and isolate environments. Proxy A middleman server that hides your real IP address. Each proxy gives you a different online identity. Mobile Proxy A proxy that routes traffic through a real mobile network (e.g., 4G/5G), making it look like you're on a phone. Rotating IP A proxy setup that changes your IP address periodically or per session, making each account appear unique. IP Rotation The process of switching IP addresses automatically to avoid detection or bans. GoLogin A browser fingerprinting tool that helps manage multiple identities across tabs or sessions. Bot Detection TikTok’s system for identifying fake or automated behavior. Too many actions too fast = flagged. Python Automation Using Python scripts to automate repetitive tasks like account creation, login, posting, etc. Step-by-Step Guide: Creating Multiple TikTok Accounts Safely
1. Choose Your Setup
- Use a desktop or laptop (recommended for control and scalability).
- Install a Virtual Machine (VM) like VirtualBox or VMware to isolate each account environment.
2. Prepare Your Tools
- Get access to mobile proxies with rotating IPs (e.g., ProxyGuys, AirProxy).
- Assign one proxy per TikTok account to avoid cross-contamination.
- Use browser extensions or tools like GoLogin to manage proxy settings and spoof browser fingerprints.
3. Create Accounts Manually or Automate
- Manual creation: Use a VM + proxy + spoofed device settings. Create one account at a time.
- Automated creation: Hire a Python developer or use scripts to fill forms, solve captchas, and simulate human behavior.
4. Warm Up Accounts
- After creation, don’t post immediately. Instead
- Watch videos
- Like a few posts
- Leave a comment or two
- Wait 24–48 hours before posting
- This helps avoid TikTok’s bot detection.
5. Maintain & Scale
- Track which proxy/account is tied to which VM or browser profile.
- Rotate IPs regularly.
- Limit interactions per account to 2–3 actions/day initially.
- Use mobile creation if possible—TikTok may favor mobile-originated accounts for reach.
Hey Antonio, thanks for your reply. Would you please recommend any specific mobile proxy software that I can use to avoid detection?To build a robust system for managing multiple accounts, you'll want to rely on mobile proxies, making sure each account is tied to a distinct proxy to avoid detection. The next step is automating the account creation process, utilizing different proxies for each new account. Once that's done, a bot should be deployed to manage and interact with the accounts efficiently.
If you want multiple tiktok accounts to remain healthy, regular login habits and steady natural activity typically matter more than fancy toolsI'm looking to create dozens of TikTok accounts. I've learned from someone doing this but I'm still trying to piece together the specifics. Hoping you guys can help. Here's what I know so far:
1. Use mobile proxies for each account
2. Use an anti-detect browser for logging in
Here are my questions:
1. If I use a mobile proxy, can I create them all using the same device (an iPhone)?
2. Do I use the mobile proxy on the phone?
3. At what point do I use the anti-detect browser? Is that used during account creation or more so for account management?
Any other tips or guidance would be greatly appreciated! TIA
That sounds nice! Do you think if someone wants to create 100 TT accounts how many phones should they use? I hear it's 3 accounts per device. Mask each account with a mobile proxy to get started. At this point, I still have to figure out the difference between a VPN, mobile proxy and rotating IP? Three biggies for me.If you want multiple tiktok accounts to remain healthy, regular login habits and steady natural activity typically matter more than fancy tools
A VPN hides location with one server, a mobile proxy uses real mobile IPs and a rotating IP just changes addresses often. Natural use matters more than device countThat sounds nice! Do you think if someone wants to create 100 TT accounts how many phones should they use? I hear it's 3 accounts per device. Mask each account with a mobile proxy to get started. At this point, I still have to figure out the difference between a VPN, mobile proxy and rotating IP? Three biggies for me.
That sounds nice! Do you think if someone wants to create 100 TT accounts how many phones should they use? I hear it's 3 accounts per device. Mask each account with a mobile proxy to get started. At this point, I still have to figure out the difference between a VPN, mobile proxy and rotating IP? Three biggies for me.
Clone apps can duplicate social media apps multiple times — some are restricted to creating only one clone, while others allow many. How many accounts you can run per IP depends on several factors. If you use a 4G mobile proxy and avoid automation tools, a reasonable starting point is three accounts per IP, then increase gradually (for example, weekly). The maximum depends on the size of the mobile carrier’s pool of available IP addresses.That sounds nice! Do you think if someone wants to create 100 TT accounts how many phones should they use? I hear it's 3 accounts per device. Mask each account with a mobile proxy to get started. At this point, I still have to figure out the difference between a VPN, mobile proxy and rotating IP? Three biggies for me.