My Reddit Account Creation Process

Project Limitless said:

Good stuff!

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My pleasure! Enjoy it! =)

RiftReaver said:

In the first step when you visit social media Facebook, Instagram, Twitter do you login through google account or create temporary accounts for them? I cannot use these sites without logging in

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No, I don't create accounts for that websites. I only go there and wait a few seconds until the cookie notification popups. After that, I accept all the cookies. This is an example, but from a news site:



[You have to press on "Yes, I accept"]

I am not sure why are you forced to make accounts. You just have to accept the cookies and that's all.

SeoHubby said:

Appreciate it!
Could you please elaborate little more on "cookie duplication" part on multiple browser profiles?
Also according t your experience, how fast a new account can gain karma (let's 500 post karmas)?

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My pleasure!

So, after you created a New profile on the anti detect, go on the all major social media sites/news sites/big sites and so on, and press on "Accept cookies". To avoid footprints, choose only the sites that a regular person would access (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc), and not some not so popular sites, like Home.cern, ft.com and so on (on these sites only a small percent of the population is usually surfing) - You can use the 2nd category of the sites for Cookie diversity.

Once you accessed the main sites and growth some cookies and browsing history, you can close the new profile browser > press on duplicate browser (1 time, 5 times, etc). That way, you will save at least 1 minute of resurf, for each new profile.

After that, make sure you will continue to search for some sites, different this time, to avoid the footprints (different niches and sub-niches, particular hobbies, etc).

In the normal process, I don't hurry to get 500 karma or more. 100 - 200 are enough, and that from comment karma. You can get that karma in 1 day, but you may be marked as karma farmer quickly.

Another tip: I try to post some controversial comments too. In the idea anyone can do mistakes IRL, a normal human behavior will have comments with +karma and some comments with - karma.
Bonus tip: Avoid posting controversial comments on politic, nature, or any other topics who will turn out the crowd on you. The ego of the mods is fragile and you may get banned soon. Be smart!

Thank you much for sharing these steps, you made it so clear we could almost automate it.
For cookies I wasn't aware Reddit could use your history to determine if you are a legit user or a bot. It seems they drastically improved their antibot system since the last time I used reddit (a few years ago).
I use a browser addon to save/import/export cookies in case it could be useful to you for this, but I think your antidetect browser can handle that too by duplicating profiles.
I don't know if accounts sellers do all of this before selling their account, I really doubt it and thus their ban rate should be very high.
Well, creating an account seems the easiest part. Troubles occur when you try to post on reddit. Even legit and old accounts can be banned for nothing nowadays, from what I read.
Thanks and good luck

Props for avoiding big subs early on, Reddit mods are snipers when it comes to fresh accounts.

TheMarquis said:

This is the way I create Reddit accounts in 2025. The accounts made since January 2025 though this method are still alive. I use my Windows 10 laptop and top-notch 4G proxies for this process. I prefer Incogniton as my anti-detect browser, but any similar software works as long as it matches the proxy's country/state, date, and time. There are no other major tweaks (I use the default ones).

Initial Setup​

1. I set the proxy OS spoofing to match my laptop (Windows 10, 64-bit).
2. I configure a new profile in my anti-detect browser.

Browser Configuration​

1. I start by building a cookie profile:
   • I visit major social media sites (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest) and accept their cookies.
   • I then browse various websites based on my future account's persona (news, sports, perfume, car sites, etc.). I accept their cookies, too.
   • The goal is to create a browsing history with 30-50 visited sites + cookies from each site.
2. Once I've built a sufficient history, I log into my Gmail account. For this, I use my own created Gmails.

Reddit Account Creation​

1. I begin searching for trending topics (e.g., "iPhone 16E").
2. On Google, I search: "iPhone 16E" + "Reddit"
3. I access Reddit, which detects my Gmail account, but I don't log in yet.
4. I scroll through the Reddit thread, then return to Google search results.
5. I click on another Reddit link and read the top comments. Being a trending topic, there should be more than one Reddit links.
6. I attempt to like the top comment, which prompts me to sign up.
7. I create an account using my Gmail.
8. After signing up, I return and like the top comment.

Account Warmup​

1. I scroll through Reddit for a while (opening pictures, videos) without much interaction on the first day (no likes or comments).
2. After 12-24 hours, I search for small or niche subreddits that interest me.
3. I sub-comment (First times I only reply to the other comments, I don't comment to the main post) on a new post (Sort by Top > Now) in a subreddit that isn't heavily moderated.
4. I avoid commenting or creating threads in large subreddits like News to prevent instant bans.

Important Notes​

• I always aim to act like a human, not a bot. Scrolling alone isn't enough; interaction is key.
• I ensure my anti-detect browser is properly configured to match the proxy location and time, and I also check it for the leaks on browserleaks.com.

Good luck with that & have a nice Friday!

M

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Great guide, I've never tried it because I thought that logging external cookies was a violation of privacy

lucax3 said:

Great guide, I've never tried it because I thought that logging external cookies was a violation of privacy

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I always thought social media sites could only access their own cookies, but now I'm not so sure.

M4DM4X said:

Thank you much for sharing these steps, you made it so clear we could almost automate it.
For cookies I wasn't aware Reddit could use your history to determine if you are a legit user or a bot. It seems they drastically improved their antibot system since the last time I used reddit (a few years ago).
I use a browser addon to save/import/export cookies in case it could be useful to you for this, but I think your antidetect browser can handle that too by duplicating profiles.
I don't know if accounts sellers do all of this before selling their account, I really doubt it and thus their ban rate should be very high.
Well, creating an account seems the easiest part. Troubles occur when you try to post on reddit. Even legit and old accounts can be banned for nothing nowadays, from what I read.
Thanks and good luck

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My pleasure!

lucax3 said:

Great guide, I've never tried it because I thought that logging external cookies was a violation of privacy

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Jouko said:

I always thought social media sites could only access their own cookies, but now I'm not so sure.

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In my creation process, I found that having more cookies (from different sites) inside the browser will make the accounts lasts. The same setup, with very similar interaction on Reddit will put in trouble the new accounts (with profiles with zero browsing history). I don't have proofs Reddit or any other website access the cookies of anyone.

Jouko said:

I always thought social media sites could only access their own cookies, but now I'm not so sure.

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It is indeed true. Reddit and all other social media can only access first party cookies (their own cookies) and can not access third party cookies (cookies of other websites)

freefall_03 said:

It is indeed true. Reddit and all other social media can only access first party cookies (their own cookies) and can not access third party cookies (cookies of other websites)

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Not access the cookies, like reading the stuff inside, but there is a possibility to "read the list of cookies". These are 2 different things. Again, it's just a possibility, I don't have their secret algo.

M4DM4X said:

Thank you much for sharing these steps, you made it so clear we could almost automate it.
For cookies I wasn't aware Reddit could use your history to determine if you are a legit user or a bot. It seems they drastically improved their antibot system since the last time I used reddit (a few years ago).
I use a browser addon to save/import/export cookies in case it could be useful to you for this, but I think your antidetect browser can handle that too by duplicating profiles.
I don't know if accounts sellers do all of this before selling their account, I really doubt it and thus their ban rate should be very high.
Well, creating an account seems the easiest part. Troubles occur when you try to post on reddit. Even legit and old accounts can be banned for nothing nowadays, from what I read.
Thanks and good luck

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They use recaptcha v3 these days

So if understand correctly, reddit can't read the cookies saved on our laptop, but since they use Recaptcha V3 as an antibot protection they can know you are a legit user without even reading your cookies?
Then what's the point of having a history of cookies on your browser, is it for recaptcha v3 instead of reddit?

M4DM4X said:

So if understand correctly, reddit can't read the cookies saved on our laptop, but since they use Recaptcha V3 as an antibot protection they can know you are a legit user without even reading your cookies?
Then what's the point of having a history of cookies on your browser, is it for recaptcha v3 instead of reddit?

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In my opinion, some sites may "see" an index with the history and cookies which you accepted, but cannot acces the content of them (which will be against some privacy laws).

TheMarquis said:

In my opinion, some sites may "see" an index with the history and cookies which you accepted, but cannot acces the content of them (which will be against some privacy laws).

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ok thanks. If you method works fine to create accs, and since it's based on having a bunch of cookies on your browser, it seems reddit is able to read them in a way

Thank you for sharing!
Could you please tell more about getting karma?

lasos said:

Thank you for sharing!
Could you please tell more about getting karma?

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My pleasure! I cannot advise you about karma farming, more than it's already exists on the forum already.
Have a productive week ahead!

TheMarquis said:

This is the way I create Reddit accounts in 2025. The accounts made since January 2025 though this method are still alive. I use my Windows 10 laptop and top-notch 4G proxies for this process. I prefer Incogniton as my anti-detect browser, but any similar software works as long as it matches the proxy's country/state, date, and time. There are no other major tweaks (I use the default ones).

Initial Setup​

1. I set the proxy OS spoofing to match my laptop (Windows 10, 64-bit).
2. I configure a new profile in my anti-detect browser.

Browser Configuration​

1. I start by building a cookie profile:
   • I visit major social media sites (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest) and accept their cookies.
   • I then browse various websites based on my future account's persona (news, sports, perfume, car sites, etc.). I accept their cookies, too.
   • The goal is to create a browsing history with 30-50 visited sites + cookies from each site.
2. Once I've built a sufficient history, I log into my Gmail account. For this, I use my own created Gmails.

Reddit Account Creation​

1. I begin searching for trending topics (e.g., "iPhone 16E").
2. On Google, I search: "iPhone 16E" + "Reddit"
3. I access Reddit, which detects my Gmail account, but I don't log in yet.
4. I scroll through the Reddit thread, then return to Google search results.
5. I click on another Reddit link and read the top comments. Being a trending topic, there should be more than one Reddit links.
6. I attempt to like the top comment, which prompts me to sign up.
7. I create an account using my Gmail.
8. After signing up, I return and like the top comment.

Account Warmup​

1. I scroll through Reddit for a while (opening pictures, videos) without much interaction on the first day (no likes or comments).
2. After 12-24 hours, I search for small or niche subreddits that interest me.
3. I sub-comment (First times I only reply to the other comments, I don't comment to the main post) on a new post (Sort by Top > Now) in a subreddit that isn't heavily moderated.
4. I avoid commenting or creating threads in large subreddits like News to prevent instant bans.

Important Notes​

• I always aim to act like a human, not a bot. Scrolling alone isn't enough; interaction is key.
• I ensure my anti-detect browser is properly configured to match the proxy location and time, and I also check it for the leaks on browserleaks.com.

Good luck with that & have a nice Friday!

M

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Didn't understand quite well. We should do 1 mobile proxy per 1 Reddit account and if it gets banned then we rotate IP?

Because Reddit detects IP rotations and it seems very off when you use browser and every single log in is on different IP address

Or if I do everything else correctly I should worry about this?

CountMonteCristo said:

Didn't understand quite well. We should do 1 mobile proxy per 1 Reddit account and if it gets banned then we rotate IP?

Because Reddit detects IP rotations and it seems very off when you use browser and every single log in is on different IP address

Or if I do everything else correctly I should worry about this?

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You rotate the IP, but not while you're logged into the profile. You first disconnect from the profile (close that specific profile) and after that rotate.

Where the Gmail account came from?
Already created or you make it on that new profile

Salamouna said:

Where the Gmail account came from?
Already created or you make it on that new profile

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I made most of them, but I also tested some bought ones and worked too.

TheMarquis said:

I made most of them, but I also tested some bought ones and worked too.

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could you share how you make gmails? especially fi you use some sort of text verification or similar service

castoro said:

could you share how you make gmails? especially fi you use some sort of text verification or similar service

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That's Classified.

On a serious note, you can try a search on the forum. You may find the needed information regarding the Gmail creation.
Otherwise, there are enough sellers on the forum who are selling Gmail emails.

Cheers!
M