Access a live, continuously updated free HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5 proxy list. 902 working proxies match this view right now, each checked for connectivity, protocol type, and anonymity level.
Use the table below to filter by protocol, country, port, and level. Columns show proxy address, type (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5), anonymity (Elite, Anonymous, Transparent), country, last check time, and status. Last verification cycle: 2026-10-28 09:51:13 UTC.
This hub is the master index for every protocol we verify on JustFreeProxies. Unlike a static text dump, each row reflects a recent automated test: we confirm that the host accepts connections, identify whether it behaves as HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, or SOCKS5, and record anonymity hints from independent judge services. When you need a focused archive, use dedicated routes such as the HTTP proxy list, SOCKS5 proxy list, or Google-passed proxy list instead of relying on table filters alone.
100 proxies per page. Downloads and copy export the current page only. Auto-refreshes every 3s while the scan runs. Proxies are rechecked while listed; only removed if they fail recheck or stay unchecked longer than 12 hours.
How live verification works on this free proxy list
JustFreeProxies continuously collects candidate IPs from public sources, then subjects each address to a structured check on our servers. A proxy must complete a real outbound request through independent judge hosts (including azenv.net) before it earns a place in this table. We require matching exit IPs from more than one judge when possible, run a fast TCP pre-connect gate to discard dead ports, and optionally note whether HTTPS traffic to Google succeeded during the same cycle. Results are not a lifetime guarantee: public proxies rotate, get blocked, or start leaking headers within minutes, which is why the Last check column matters more than raw list size.
HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5 — when to pick each
HTTP and HTTPS proxies are built for web clients. Browsers, curl, and many scrapers speak HTTP CONNECT through these endpoints. Choose HTTPS-capable rows when your tool must tunnel TLS without trusting a transparent middlebox. SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 operate closer to the socket layer: they suit apps that ask for a SOCKS host/port rather than an HTTP proxy setting. SOCKS5 adds richer authentication options; SOCKS4 remains common in legacy tools. This page lists all types together so you can compare latency and country side by side; protocol-specific archives linked above keep narrower views indexable without duplicating the entire database.
Practical usage recommendations
Treat every free open proxy as untrusted infrastructure. Do not send passwords, banking sessions, or personal email through endpoints you do not control. Prefer Elite or Anonymous rows for lab testing, avoid Transparent nodes for privacy experiments, and re-test immediately before production crawls. Use country landings under /free-proxy-list/{country} when you need geo-specific QA rather than stacking client-side filters. Download free-proxy-list.txt for the current page export, or paginate with clean ?page= URLs — ad-hoc query combinations are not separate landing pages and should not be treated as canonical sources.
Free proxy list — frequently asked questions
How to
How do I use a proxy from this table?
Copy an IP:port from the table, match the protocol column (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, or SOCKS5), then paste it into your browser, scraper, or CLI tool. Test a simple page first and prefer rows with a recent last-check time. See the full Proxy FAQ for step-by-step setup tips.
Updates
How often is this free proxy list updated?
JustFreeProxies rechecks listed proxies continuously while they appear in the table. New public endpoints are scraped and tested in automated cycles, so the list refreshes throughout the day rather than as a static download. Proxies are removed if they fail recheck or stay unchecked longer than 12 hours.
Protocols
What is the difference between HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5?
HTTP and HTTPS proxies are built for web traffic and often support HTTPS via CONNECT. SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 create lower-level TCP tunnels for apps that speak SOCKS natively. Use the HTTP proxy list for browsers and curl, and the SOCKS5 proxy list when your tool requires SOCKS.
Anonymity
What do Elite, Anonymous, and Transparent mean in this table?
Elite proxies aim to hide your IP without clearly advertising proxy use. Anonymous proxies hide your IP but may reveal that a proxy is in use. Transparent proxies can expose your real IP and are not privacy tools. Levels come from automated judge checks and can change if an operator reconfigures the server.
Safety
Are free proxies safe to use?
Free open proxies are useful for testing and research, but they are not a privacy product. Unknown operators may log traffic or alter responses. Do not send passwords, banking data, or personal accounts through free proxies. For sensitive work, use a trusted paid proxy provider or VPN instead.
Working public proxies found during the latest automated check cycle.
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Live proxies by country
Multiple proxy protocols
Find HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 endpoints in one searchable public proxy list.
Recent automated checks
See responsive endpoints with last-check information instead of relying on an old static list.
Useful proxy details
Compare country, anonymity classification, protocol and Google HTTPS access when available.
A practical free proxy list with transparent check data
JustFreeProxies collects publicly available proxy endpoints and tests whether they respond. The results help developers, researchers and network administrators find HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxies for lawful, non-sensitive testing. Each listing can include its protocol, anonymity level, country, last-check time and Google HTTPS result so you can evaluate an endpoint before using it.
How JustFreeProxies checks public proxies
Not all public proxies are built the same. A proxy that was online ten minutes ago might be dead, blocked, or leaking headers right now. To ensure you receive a fast and active checked proxy list, JustFreeProxies runs custom backend verification engines 24/7.
Our Automated Testing Workflow. Every server submitted to our platform passes through a multi-layer verification script before appearing on our homepage:
Live Connectivity Verification: Our script sends low-latency test requests across HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 ports. Non-responsive or slow nodes are instantly dropped from our updated proxy list.
Header & Leak Analysis: We inspect incoming connections for forwarded header traces to build a verified anonymous proxy list. We verify whether the server hides your true IP completely (Elite) or signals proxy usage (Anonymous).
Search Engine & Google Proxy Testing: For scraping and automation tasks, we test connections against major search engine targets to curate a reliable Google proxy list that passes strict anti-bot checks.
Speed & Country Tagging: We measure latency (ping time) and match IP addresses against updated geolocation databases so you can quickly filter your free proxy list by country, protocol, and anonymity level.
Use free proxies carefully and responsibly
Use public proxies only for lawful activities such as compatibility checks, educational research and non-sensitive network testing. Never transmit passwords, payment details, private messages, personal data or confidential business information through an unknown proxy. Follow the destination website's terms, applicable laws and reasonable request limits. A reputable VPN or a proxy provider you trust is a better choice when privacy or security matters.
Proxy FAQ
Beginner guides and answers about free proxies, HTTP, SOCKS, anonymity, and how JustFreeProxies checks live lists.
Looking for a free proxy list, or wondering how HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies work?
This JustFreeProxies FAQ explains proxy basics in plain language, then answers the questions people search for most.
After you read, open our
to browse working HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5 proxies updated by continuous checks.
Basics
What is a proxy server?
A proxy server sits between your computer (or script) and the internet. When you send a request, it goes to the proxy first. The proxy then requests the website or API on your behalf. Many destinations see the proxy IP address instead of your real home or office IP.
People use proxies for network testing, web scraping research, checking how a site looks from another location, and reducing direct exposure of a local IP. Browse live endpoints on the Free Proxy List.
Protocols
What is the difference between HTTP and SOCKS proxies?
HTTP / HTTPS proxies are built for web traffic. They often support the HTTP CONNECT method so browsers and scrapers can open HTTPS sites through the proxy.
SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxies work at a lower level. They create a TCP tunnel that can carry more than just HTTP.
Free open proxies are not a privacy product. Do not log into banks or email through them. Use them for learning and non-sensitive tests only. Read our Terms of Service before heavy use.
JustFreeProxies
How does JustFreeProxies check free proxies?
JustFreeProxies scrapes public sources and tests candidates through multiple judges including azenv.net. Alive proxies show type, anonymity, country when available, last check time, and Google HTTPS status on the Free Proxy List.
Filters
What are Google-passed proxies?
Google-passed proxies opened Google over HTTPS with a valid certificate during our checks. Start with the Google proxy list when you need proxies that reach major HTTPS sites.
How to
How do I use a free proxy from a proxy list?
Open the Free Proxy List, copy an IP:port, match HTTP or SOCKS type, paste into your browser or tool, then test. Prefer recent last-check times because free proxies die quickly.
SOCKS
Where can I find a free SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 proxy list?
Open the Free Proxy List and choose the SOCKS tab, or go straight to the SOCKS5 proxy list or SOCKS4 proxy list. You can narrow by country, port or anonymity level. Check the last verification time because public SOCKS proxies can disappear quickly.
Anonymity
Does an anonymous proxy guarantee privacy?
No. An anonymous proxy classification describes what our network judge observed during a test; it does not prove that the operator is trustworthy or that traffic is encrypted. An unknown proxy may log, modify or expose traffic. Never use a free proxy for credentials, payments or private data. Prefer elite or anonymous filters on the Free Proxy List for safer testing only.
Compare
HTTP proxy vs VPN: which should I use?
A proxy usually routes app traffic. A VPN encrypts a device tunnel to a provider you trust. Free open proxies on the Free Proxy List are for tests, not a VPN replacement. Use the HTTP proxy list when you only need app-level routing.
Ready to try fresh endpoints? Browse the live checked free proxy list on JustFreeProxies.
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Terms of Service
Rules for using JustFreeProxies free open proxy lists.
Last updated: July 20, 2026
Welcome to JustFreeProxies ("we", "us", "our"). By accessing or using this website, the free proxy lists, APIs, downloads, or related pages (the "Service"), you agree to these Terms of Service. If you do not agree, do not use the Service.
1. What JustFreeProxies provides
JustFreeProxies publishes free, publicly checked open proxy lists (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5, and Google-reachability subsets). We scrape, filter, and recheck proxies from public sources and show status such as anonymity level, country (when available), and last check time.
We do not own, host, operate, or control the proxy servers listed. Listed endpoints are third-party open proxies found on the public internet. Availability, speed, and behavior can change at any time.
2. Free service / no guarantee
The Service is provided free of charge and "as is" and "as available". Without limiting the foregoing:
Proxies may die, become slow, become transparent, or start injecting ads/malware after listing.
Country, anonymity, HTTPS, and Google-pass labels are based on automated tests and may be wrong or outdated.
We do not guarantee uptime of this website, accuracy of any list, or fitness for any purpose (scraping, browsing, anonymity, bypassing geo-blocks, etc.).
We may pause, change, or discontinue any list or feature without notice.
3. Acceptable use
You may use the free lists for lawful research, testing, development, and personal networking purposes, subject to these Terms and applicable law. You are solely responsible for how you use any proxy address obtained from JustFreeProxies.
4. Prohibited uses
You agree not to use JustFreeProxies or any listed proxy to:
Violate any law, regulation, or third-party right (including copyright, trademark, privacy, and computer misuse laws).
Commit fraud, phishing, identity theft, credential stuffing, or unauthorized access to systems.
Distribute malware, ransomware, spam, or unsolicited bulk messages.
Attack, scan, or disrupt networks (DDoS, port flooding, brute force) except where you own the target or have explicit written permission.
Bypass security, authentication, or access controls of services that forbid proxies or automated access.
Harass, stalk, threaten, or harm others; or traffic in illegal content.
Misrepresent JustFreeProxies as the operator of any listed proxy, or sell access to our lists as if they were a paid residential/datacenter proxy product we control.
Overload or abuse this website (excessive automated scraping that degrades the Service for others, after we ask you to slow down).
We may block access, ignore reports, or cooperate with lawful requests if we believe abuse is occurring.
5. No anonymity or privacy promise via listed proxies
Open proxies are often untrusted. Operators of free proxies can log traffic, alter responses, inject ads, or steal credentials. Transparent and some anonymous proxies can still expose your IP to destination sites. JustFreeProxies does not provide a VPN, encrypted tunnel we control, or anonymity warranty. Do not send passwords, banking data, or other sensitive information through free open proxies.
6. Intellectual property
Site design, branding ("JustFreeProxies"), text, and original software are owned by us or our licensors. You may link to public pages and reuse published proxy address lists for lawful personal use. You may not copy the site layout wholesale, scrape in a way that impersonates our brand, or remove notices from redistributed materials when we require attribution.
7. Third-party links and judges
Checks may use third-party "judge" or IP-lookup services. Those services have their own terms and privacy policies. We are not responsible for third-party sites or their availability.
8. Disclaimer of warranties
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, WE DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. WE DO NOT WARRANT THAT THE SERVICE WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED, SECURE, OR ERROR-FREE.
9. Limitation of liability
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, JUSTFREEPROXIES AND ITS OPERATORS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR ANY LOSS OF DATA, PROFITS, GOODWILL, OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, ARISING FROM YOUR USE OF THE SERVICE OR ANY LISTED PROXY, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY. OUR TOTAL LIABILITY FOR ANY CLAIM RELATING TO THE SERVICE SHALL NOT EXCEED USD $0 (ZERO), BECAUSE THE SERVICE IS FREE.
10. Indemnification
You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless JustFreeProxies and its operators from claims, damages, losses, and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising from your use of the Service, your use of listed proxies, or your violation of these Terms or applicable law.
11. Abuse reports
If you believe a listed IP is being misused or belongs to you and should not appear on free open-proxy lists, contact us via the page with evidence (IP:port, timestamps, and why removal is requested). We may remove entries at our discretion; we cannot control third-party open proxies that remain online elsewhere.
12. Changes
We may update these Terms at any time by posting a revised version on this page with a new "Last updated" date. Continued use after changes means you accept the updated Terms.
13. Governing law
These Terms are governed by the laws applicable in the place where the Service is operated, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. Courts there shall have exclusive jurisdiction, except where consumer protection laws require otherwise.
14. Contact
Questions about these Terms: use . Also see our for cookies and data practices.
Privacy Policy
How JustFreeProxies handles data, cookies, and free open-proxy visitors.
Last updated: July 20, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains what information JustFreeProxies collects when you visit our free open proxy list website, how we use cookies, and your choices. By using the Service, you acknowledge this Policy together with our .
1. Who we are
JustFreeProxies operates a website that lists free, publicly available open proxies for informational and testing purposes. We are not the operator of the third-party proxy servers shown in the lists.
2. Information we collect
A. Information you provide
Contact form fields (name, email, message) if you submit them. Until a mail/API backend is connected, messages may stay in your browser only.
Abuse or partnership emails you send us by other channels.
B. Information collected automatically
Server logs: IP address, date/time, requested URL, user-agent, referrer, and response status - typical web server logs used for security, abuse prevention, and reliability.
Usage within the app: list filters, pagination, and theme preference stored locally in your browser (see Cookies & local storage).
Proxy check metadata we publish: IP:port, protocol type, anonymity level estimates, country labels (from public IP databases when available), Google-pass / alive status, and last-check timestamps. These describe third-party open proxies, not private accounts of visitors.
We do not require an account to view free lists. We do not intentionally collect government IDs, payment cards, or precise GPS location.
3. Cookies, local storage, and similar technologies
Like most free websites, JustFreeProxies uses a small set of cookies / browser storage items:
Essential / functional: remember UI theme (justfreeproxies-theme), cookie consent choice (justfreeproxies-cookie-consent), and similar settings needed for the site to work as you expect.
Preference: optional choices such as accepted analytics (if enabled later).
Security / rate-limiting: server-side or edge measures may use short-lived tokens or IP-based counters to reduce abuse (these may not always be browser cookies).
We currently do not sell personal data and do not load third-party advertising networks by default. If we later add analytics (for example anonymized visit counts) or embeds, we will update this Policy and, where required, ask for consent via the cookie banner.
Cookie banner: On first visit you can Accept or Reject non-essential cookies. Essential storage for theme and consent itself may still be used so the site remembers your choice.
You can clear cookies and site data in your browser settings at any time. Blocking all storage may reset theme and consent prompts.
4. How we use information
Operate and improve the free proxy list UI and checker.
Keep the Service secure (detect scraping abuse, attacks, spam).
Respond to contact or abuse reports.
Comply with law and enforce our Terms.
Publish aggregated, non-personal statistics (for example "alive proxy count").
5. Legal bases (EEA/UK visitors)
Where GDPR/UK GDPR applies, we rely on: legitimate interests (running a free public list, security logging), consent (non-essential cookies if introduced), and contract/steps at request (answering your contact messages).
6. Sharing
We do not sell your personal information. We may share limited data with:
Hosting / VPS / CDN providers that process logs to deliver the site.
Public IP/country lookup or judge services used only for proxy checking (these receive connections via listed proxies or our servers during tests - not your browsing content through our UI).
Authorities when required by law or to protect rights and safety.
7. Retention
Server access logs: typically kept for a limited period (for example 7-90 days) unless needed longer for security investigations.
Contact messages: kept as long as needed to handle your request.
Published proxy list entries: rotated as checks fail; historical checker state may be overwritten regularly.
Browser local storage: until you clear it or change settings.
8. Security
We use reasonable technical measures for a free hobby/public service, but no method of transmission or storage is 100% secure. Free open proxies listed on the site are especially unsafe for sensitive traffic - that risk is outside our control.
9. Children
The Service is not directed at children under 16 (or the digital-consent age in your country). We do not knowingly collect personal data from children. If you believe a child provided data, contact us to request deletion.
10. International transfers
Our servers or subprocessors may be located in countries other than yours. By using the Service you understand that logs and messages may be processed in those locations with safeguards appropriate to a free public website.
11. Your rights
Depending on your location, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, or restrict processing of personal data we hold about you, and to object or withdraw cookie consent. To exercise rights, use . You may also lodge a complaint with your local data protection authority.
12. Do Not Track / Global Privacy Control
Our simple free site may not respond to every DNT/GPC signal beyond respecting cookie-banner choices you set here. We will improve support if we add advertising or cross-site trackers.
13. Third-party free proxies and your privacy
Important: When you connect your device to a free open proxy from our list, that proxy operator (not JustFreeProxies) can see your traffic metadata and often content. Their logging practices are unknown. Use free proxies only for non-sensitive testing. JustFreeProxies is not responsible for privacy practices of third-party proxy operators.
14. Changes to this Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy by posting a new version with a revised "Last updated" date. Material cookie changes will be reflected in the cookie banner when required.
15. Contact
Privacy questions: .
We use essential cookies and local storage for theme and site preferences.
Non-essential analytics cookies stay off unless you accept.
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