How to Safely Create 30+ Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok Accounts: Complete SMM Guide

If you are an SMM specialist or an agency owner, you know that the blocking of client accounts is not just an inconvenience but a loss of reputation and money. Modern social networks can link accounts through browser fingerprints, IP addresses, and behavioral patterns. One wrong step — and you get a chain ban on all accounts at once.

In this guide, I will show you a proven system for creating and managing multiple accounts without bans. You will learn how to properly set up anti-detect browsers, which proxies to use, and which mistakes lead to bans.

Why Social Networks Block Multiple Accounts

Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok use complex systems to detect multi-accounting. Their goal is to combat spam, fake accounts, and violations of platform rules. The problem is that legitimate SMM specialists who are simply managing client accounts also get caught in the crossfire.

Social networks collect data on three levels:

When a social network links several accounts together, it creates a cluster. If one account in the cluster violates the rules — all linked accounts will be blocked. This is called a chain ban.

That’s why it’s not enough to just use proxies. A comprehensive isolation system for each account is needed at all three levels.

How Anti-Detect Browsers Work and Why They Are Needed

An anti-detect browser is a specialized application that creates isolated profiles with unique digital fingerprints. Each profile has its own set of browser parameters, cookies, localStorage, and other identifiers.

Imagine that you have 30 different browsers running on your computer at the same time, each with its own operating system, screen resolution, and settings. For social networks, this looks like 30 different real users accessing the application from different devices.

What the anti-detect browser replaces:

• User-Agent — browser and operating system version
• WebRTC — leaks of the real IP address through WebRTC are blocked
• Canvas and WebGL fingerprint — unique graphics rendering fingerprints
• Fonts — list of installed fonts
• Geolocation — coordinates are tied to the proxy IP
• Languages and Time Zones — correspond to the proxy country
• Screen Resolution and Color Depth — simulating different devices
• AudioContext — audio fingerprint of the device

An important point: an anti-detect browser does not hide your IP address. For that, proxies are needed. The anti-detect browser solves the task of replacing the browser's digital fingerprint, while proxies change the IP. These technologies only work in tandem.

Choosing an Anti-Detect Browser: Dolphin, AdsPower, or GoLogin

There are dozens of anti-detect browsers on the market, but for SMM specialists, I recommend three proven solutions. Here’s their comparison based on key parameters:

Dolphin Anty — my top choice for SMM agencies. Reasons: generous free plan for 10 profiles, Russian-speaking support on Telegram, active community. The interface is intuitive, and the fingerprint quality is high. Perfect for starting out.

AdsPower — a great option if you work not only with social networks but also with marketplaces. It has built-in automation tools (RPA) that allow you to record actions and repeat them on other profiles. A bit more expensive than Dolphin on paid plans.

GoLogin — a good option for beginners due to its simple interface. The fingerprint quality is slightly lower than competitors, but it is sufficient for basic multi-accounting.

All three browsers work on Windows, macOS, and Linux. There are also mobile versions for managing profiles from a smartphone.

What Proxies Are Needed for Multi-Account Management

Choosing the type of proxy is a critically important decision. The wrong choice will lead to blocks, even if you have perfectly set up your anti-detect browser. Let's break down the three main types of proxies for working with social networks.

Residential Proxies — The Gold Standard for Social Networks

Residential proxies use IP addresses of real home users. For Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, such IPs look like ordinary people accessing the app from their home internet.

Advantages of residential proxies:

• Minimal risk of bans — social networks trust residential IPs
• Accounts can be created without additional verification
• Suitable for long-term work with accounts
• Large pool of IP addresses — millions of unique addresses

Disadvantages:

• More expensive than other types of proxies (usually payment for traffic)
• Slower than data center proxies
• IP may change during rotation

For SMM specialists, residential proxies are the optimal choice. Yes, they are more expensive, but the risk of losing client accounts will cost even more.

Mobile Proxies — Maximum Trust from Social Networks

Mobile proxies use IP addresses from mobile operators (4G/5G). This is the most trusted type of IP for social networks because most Instagram and TikTok users access the platforms from mobile devices.

The peculiarity of mobile IPs: one IP address is shared by thousands of the operator's subscribers. Social networks know this and cannot block such an IP, otherwise, real users will be affected.

When to use mobile proxies:

• Creating new Instagram and TikTok accounts
• Working with accounts that have already received warnings
• Recovering blocked accounts
• Warming up new accounts in the first 2 weeks

The downside of mobile proxies is their high price. One mobile proxy can cost as much as 10-20 residential ones. But for critically important accounts, this is a justified investment.

Data Center Proxies — Budget Option with Limitations

Data center proxies are IP addresses from servers in data centers. They are fast and cheap, but social networks easily recognize them and treat them with suspicion.

For working with social networks, data center proxies are only suitable in limited scenarios:

• Data scraping (collecting information about competitors)
• Viewing content without authorization
• Testing automation tools

I do not recommend using data center proxies for creating and managing accounts — the risk of bans is too high.

Safe Account Creation: Step-by-Step Instructions

Creating an account is the riskiest stage. Social networks pay special attention to new registrations. One wrong step — and the account will be blocked even before you start working. Here’s a proven algorithm for safe registration.

Step 1: Prepare the Infrastructure

Before creating an account, prepare:

• Unique email — a separate mailbox for each account. Use Gmail, Outlook, or mail.ru. Do not use temporary emails — this is a red flag.
• Phone number — a real number for verification. Virtual numbers (sms-activate and similar) work, but accounts on them are blocked more often. If the budget allows — buy physical SIM cards.
• Proxy — residential or mobile, definitely with an IP from the country where the account will "live".
• Profile picture — a real photo of a person. Do not use stock images or AI-generated faces — social networks can recognize them.

Step 2: Create a Profile in the Anti-Detect Browser

Open Dolphin Anty (or another anti-detect browser):

1. Click "Create Profile"
2. Give it a clear name: "Instagram_ClientName_01"
3. Select the platform: Windows or macOS (depending on your main OS)
4. In the "Proxy" section, enter your proxy details (IP:port:login:password)
5. Check the proxy — there should be a green checkmark and the correct geolocation
6. In the "Fingerprint" section, select the "Real" mode (the browser will automatically adjust parameters for the proxy)
7. The time zone and language should match the proxy country
8. Save the profile

Important: do not create all profiles in a row at once. Take breaks of 10-15 minutes between creating profiles.

Step 3: Register an Account on the Social Network

Launch the created profile in Dolphin Anty. A browser with a clean history and a unique fingerprint will open.

Before registering on the social network:

1. Check the IP on 2ip.ru or whoer.net — it should show the country of your proxy
2. Visit 2-3 regular websites (news portal, YouTube) — this simulates the behavior of a real user
3. Spend 5-10 minutes in the browser before registration

Now let's move on to registration:

1. Go to the social network's website (instagram.com, facebook.com, tiktok.com)
2. Fill out the registration form: name, email, date of birth
3. Use realistic data — the name should correspond to the proxy country
4. Create a complex password — unique for each account
5. Confirm the email
6. Link the phone number (usually requested immediately or within a day)

After successful registration, DO NOT rush to fill out the profile completely. Add only:

• Profile picture
• A brief description (2-3 sentences)
• Link to the website (if any)

Fill out the rest gradually over the next 3-5 days.

Step 4: First Actions in the Account

On the first day after registration:

• Follow 3-5 popular accounts in your niche
• View 5-10 posts in the feed, like a few
• Watch 2-3 Stories
• Spend 15-20 minutes in the account
• DO NOT publish posts on the first day
• DO NOT send messages to other users

The goal of the first day is to show the social network that this is a real person exploring the platform.

Setting Up Profiles in an Anti-Detect Browser

Properly setting up profiles in an anti-detect browser is 50% of success. Let's detail each parameter using Dolphin Anty as an example.

Basic Profile Settings

Profile Name: Use a clear naming system. For example: "IG_Client_City_01". This will help you quickly navigate when you have 30+ profiles.

Tags and Folders: Group profiles by clients or projects. Dolphin Anty has a tagging system — use it for filtering.

Notes: In each profile, record important information: email, password, phone number, creation date, account features.

Proxy Settings

In the "Proxy" section, select the type of connection:

• HTTP/HTTPS — for most residential proxies
• SOCKS5 — if the proxy provider offers this protocol (more secure)

Connection format: IP:port:login:password

After adding the proxy, make sure to click "Check Proxy". You should see:

• Green checkmark (proxy is working)
• Country and city of the IP address
• Internet provider
• IP type (Residential/Mobile/Datacenter)

If the IP type shows "Datacenter" instead of "Residential" — the proxy seller has deceived you. Such proxies are not suitable for social networks.

Fingerprint Settings

In Dolphin Anty, there are three fingerprint generation modes:

For working with social networks, choose the "Real" mode. It provides the optimal balance between uniqueness and naturalness of the fingerprint.

Geolocation and Languages

Critically important: geolocation, time zone, and system language must match the proxy country.

Example: if you are using a proxy with an IP from Moscow, then:

• Time zone: UTC+3 (Moscow)
• Browser language: ru-RU, en-US (in that order)
• Geolocation: allow detection (the browser will show Moscow coordinates)

Mismatching these parameters is a common reason for bans. Social networks see: IP from Russia, but the time zone of New York — this is a red flag.

WebRTC and IP Leaks

WebRTC is a technology for video calls in the browser. The problem: it can reveal your real IP address, even if you are using a proxy.

In the profile settings:

• WebRTC: select "Altered" mode
• This will replace the real IP with the proxy IP in WebRTC requests

After setting up the profile, check for leaks on the website browserleaks.com/webrtc — it should only show the IP of your proxy.

Warming Up Accounts: How Not to Get Banned in the First Week

Warming up is the simulation of real user activity during the first 7-14 days after creating an account. This is the most critical period: social networks closely monitor new accounts.

If you immediately start actively posting, mass-following, and sending messages — algorithms will consider this spam activity and block the account.

Warming Schedule: The First 14 Days

Important warming rules:

• Regularity is more important than volume: It’s better to log in every day for 15 minutes than once a week for 2 hours
• Imitate a real person: Take breaks of 30-60 seconds between actions
• Diversify activity: Don’t just follow or just like — alternate
• Use one IP: During warming, do not change the proxy for this account
• Avoid automation: Work manually for the first 14 days

What NOT to Do During the Warming Period

Signs of Successful Warming

After 14 days, you will know that the warming was successful if:

• The account has not received any warnings or temporary blocks
• Posts are appearing in recommendations (the "Interesting" section)
• Post reach is increasing with each publication
• You have gained your first organic followers
• You can send messages without restrictions

After successful warming, you can gradually increase activity and start using automation tools.

Common Mistakes That Lead to Chain Bans

A chain ban is the blocking of all accounts that the social network has linked together. One mistake — and you lose not just one account, but dozens. Let’s discuss the most common causes of chain bans.

Mistake 1: Using One Proxy for Multiple Accounts

This is the most common mistake among beginners. You bought 5 proxies and distributed 6 accounts to each. Social networks see: 6 different accounts logging in from one IP — this is a cluster. Blocking one account will lead to the banning of all six.

Correct: One account = one unique IP address. No exceptions.

Mistake 2: Switching Between Accounts in One Browser

Even if you use different proxies, switching between accounts in one browser (through the "Switch Account" button) — social networks link these accounts through cookies and fingerprints.

Correct: Each account lives in a separate profile of the anti-detect browser. Never use the "Switch Account" function within the social network.

Mistake 3: Identical Passwords or Email Addresses

Using the same email for multiple accounts or identical password patterns (e.g., Password123, Password124, Password125) — this is a signal for algorithms.

Correct: Each account has a unique email and a complex unique password. Use a password manager.

Mistake 4: Identical Content on Different Accounts

Publishing identical posts, the same photos, or copy-pasting texts across multiple accounts — is a direct path to a ban. Social networks use image and text recognition technologies.

Correct: Even if you are promoting one product through several accounts, the content must be unique. Different photos, different texts, different hashtags.

Mistake 5: Working Without an Anti-Detect Browser

Some SMM specialists think that it is enough to use proxies in regular Chrome or Firefox. This does not work: the browser fingerprint remains the same for all accounts.

Correct: Only anti-detect browsers (Dolphin Anty, AdsPower, GoLogin) provide fingerprint isolation. Regular browsers are not suitable.

Mistake 6: Frequent IP Address Changes

If you are using proxies with automatic IP rotation, the account will log in each time from a new address. For social networks, this is suspicious: real people do not change locations 10 times a day.

Correct: Use static (sticky) IP addresses. One account should work with one IP constantly or with minimal rotation (once every few days).

Mistake 7: Ignoring Warming

You created an account and immediately started mass following or publishing 5 posts a day. The result — a ban within...