My Reddit Account Creation Process

In January I used to make my own gmails. Since April, I also buy gmails (I'm too lazy to make my own ones), and everything works fine.


Are you talking about proxy bandwidth? Now it depends on how you are warming your accs. Put 100 MB/day, on average, for a proper warming.
What's this about ? 100 MB / day to warm accounts? You mean you should browse the site for 100MB worth of data each day ?
 
Btw, did you followed the creation process mentioned in this thread?
i didn't. im very new to all of this. i just found out what proxys are yesterday. when i signed up for adspower i used my regular email that i used with reddit. should i delete adspower and sign up with a different email?

im trying to do 4G mobile proxy.
 
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
pretty methodical--whats yur process for web-crawling?
 
What's this about ? 100 MB / day to warm accounts? You mean you should browse the site for 100MB worth of data each day ?
Yes, on average (more or less). A few videos and you quickly exceed that number.

i didn't. im very new to all of this. i just found out what proxys are yesterday. when i signed up for adspower i used my regular email that i used with reddit. should i delete adspower and sign up with a different email?

im trying to do 4G mobile proxy.
No problem. You should use a new e-mail for each account.
Since I have not used adspower (in this process I used only Incogniton), I cannot recommend you anything about that.

pretty methodical--whats yur process for web-crawling?
Wdym?
 
did you clear cache on your PC browser before doing all this?
Each antidetect software came with empty browser profiles. Basically, after you installed and configured your antidetect and open a new profile, a brand new virtual browser, without any data, will popup.
 
@TheMarquis in your experience, does changing the email of the account leads to ban of the account?
I have not changed the e-mails until now, so I cannot say.
But, logically, you would change an e-mail of a strong account, with real value inside, not on a fresh new one, or a low value one. That said, it could be suspicious.
 
you said you use 4G proxy for desktop, does that mean you use mobile proxies on your pc?
 
Turning location off won't give you a clean fingerprint, device identifiers will still be present.

Do you have a laptop or PC?

If so, I'd seriously consider taking a few hours to download AdsPower and learn the basics through trial and error. They offer 5 free profiles.

Certainly don't pay out for a second phone if the only reason you're doing so is to try and create a second reddit account. Financial suicide.
for PC do you use residential proxy or mobile proxy? cus people keep saying mobile is better but none of these anti detect browsers have an option to download on phone. and then people are saying the proxy should match the machine
 
you said you use 4G proxy for desktop, does that mean you use mobile proxies on your pc?
Yes.

Don't get me wrong, but you should create a Lounge thread with all the proxy questions. I want to keep this thread pretty clear and focused on its main goal.

Again, no offence. Have a nice Friday! >:D<
 
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
Can you provide what kind of proxy you used and what kind of browser ? Please mention the name and what is the costing per month ?
 
Can you provide what kind of proxy you used and what kind of browser ? Please mention the name and what is the costing per month ?
The name of the antidetect I use was already mentioned in this thread. For the proxies, it's not fair to mention only one provider. You have to search yourself and, most important, test yourself. So feel free to ask for trials.

Currently, BlackHatWorld offers a market for Proxies, each all gone through mod/staff checks.
However, if you are looking into something more personalized, I would highly suggest opening an WTB instead; Read the section(s) rules, specify all of your requirements inside and you will get the BEST OF.

Cheers!
M
 
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
Hey, thanks for sharing this method. A few questions if you don’t mind:
  1. Have you tried using Firefox-based anti-detect browser profiles with Total Cookie Protection instead of building a cookie jar manually? Do you think cookie warming is still needed if isolation is native?
  2. How long does it usually take to prep and warm up one full profile from scratch?
  3. Have you ever had issues re-logging into Reddit after rotating proxies (i.e., new IP + new timezone)? Do they flag it?
  4. Since Reddit sees Gmail presence before signup, have you noticed account bans when the Gmail location doesn’t match your proxy's current IP/country?
  5. Any tests on reCAPTCHA v3 scores depending on setup (e.g., no cookies, no Gmail, Firefox vs Chrome)? Noticed any trust differences?

P/S: Sorry for so many questions.
 
Have you tried using Firefox-based anti-detect browser profiles with Total Cookie Protection instead of building a cookie jar manually? Do you think cookie warming is still needed if isolation is native?
No, I have not used that and I think it potentially trigger a red flag for the Reddit bot. But it's worth to test it. Last year I tried a bit with LibreWolf, but I didn't got any positive results at that time.

How long does it usually take to prep and warm up one full profile from scratch?
There isn't a recipe. It depends on the niche/subs you want to build the history for that particular account. I think 3-4 weeks should be enough for a good-standing account. For example, I have some accounts from January who were almost daily warmed, in the most human way.

Have you ever had issues re-logging into Reddit after rotating proxies (i.e., new IP + new timezone)? Do they flag it?
No, because I rotated the IPs before opening the profile (it is actually a good and preventive habit).

Since Reddit sees Gmail presence before signup, have you noticed account bans when the Gmail location doesn’t match your proxy's current IP/country?
I'm aware of that, but no. And most of my Gmail accounts are manually made by me. In the last months I built the Gmails even without phone verification (just the recovery e-mail).

Any tests on reCAPTCHA v3 scores depending on setup (e.g., no cookies, no Gmail, Firefox vs Chrome)? Noticed any trust differences?
Besides what is already specified inside the thread, I have not implemented any other tests, even I have a lot of ideas.

P/S: Sorry for so many questions.
Not even a problem. Thank you for asking!

Have a productive month ahead!
M
 
Solid strategy, starting off slow with organic searches so create a solid fingerprint for the account before actually getting started with content. I use a similar approach.
 
When it comes to proxies - you recommended 4g proxies, these cost about $100 on average on the marketplace from what I have seen? Do you spend that much amount per account or am i completely missing something?
 
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