Free Multi-Port Tor SOCKS5 Launcher for Windows - 80 Local Proxy Ports

A free Windows tool for running multiple local SOCKS5 proxy ports through the Tor network. The package launches four separate Tor client instances and provides 80 local proxy endpoints ranging from 127.0.0.1:9050 to 127.0.0.1:9129.

It is suitable for testing, development, privacy-focused applications, network experiments, and software that supports local SOCKS5 proxy connections.

Main Features

• 80 preconfigured local SOCKS5 proxy ports
• Port range: 9050–9129
• Four separate Tor client instances
• 20 SOCKS5 ports assigned to each Tor instance
• Independent data directories and Tor state for every instance
• Automatic process restart at a configurable interval
• Configurable exit-node country exclusions
• Ready-made SOCKS proxy list included
• Portable Windows package with no traditional installation required
• No subscription, activation key, account, or recurring payment

Included Files

• Windows launcher and shutdown scripts
• Four editable torrc configuration files
• A complete list of all 80 SOCKS5 endpoints
• GeoIP and GeoIPv6 databases
• Required Tor binaries and runtime libraries
• Editable tool source files and configuration files
• Basic setup and usage instructions

Source Files Included

All editable source files used by this launcher are included in the download. You can inspect and modify the Windows batch scripts, change the proxy ports, adjust the restart interval, edit Tor settings, or customize the tool for your own workflow.

Please note that the included editable source consists of the launcher scripts and configuration files. Tor itself is third-party open-source software maintained by the Tor Project; its upstream source code is not bundled with this download.

How It Works

The launcher starts four local Tor processes. Each process uses its own configuration and data directory and listens on a separate group of SOCKS5 ports:

• Tor Instance 1: ports 9050–9069
• Tor Instance 2: ports 9070–9089
• Tor Instance 3: ports 9090–9109
• Tor Instance 4: ports 9110–9129

Applications can connect to any endpoint from the included proxy list. For example: socks5h://127.0.0.1:9050. Using socks5h is recommended when supported because hostname resolution is then performed through Tor.

Customization

The configuration files can be edited with any text editor. You can:

• Add or remove SOCKS5 ports
• Change the automatic restart interval
• Modify excluded exit-node countries
• Change data-directory locations
• Customize individual Tor instances
• Adapt launcher paths to your installation directory

System Requirements

• Windows 10 or Windows 11
• Internet connection
• Software with SOCKS5 proxy support
• Sufficient system resources for four simultaneous Tor processes

Important Information

All proxy endpoints are local and can only be used while the Tor processes are running. This tool does not provide commercial proxy servers or guarantee 80 unique exit IP addresses at the same time. Exit nodes are selected by the Tor network, so availability, location, latency, and connection speed may vary.

Tor is generally slower than a direct internet connection because traffic is routed through multiple relays. Some websites and services may restrict or block connections from Tor exit nodes.

Completely Free

This tool is provided completely free of charge. There are no hidden fees, paid features, license keys, subscriptions, usage limits, or required accounts. The included editable scripts and configuration files may be reviewed and customized for personal or development use.

Disclaimer

This is an unofficial third-party utility and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Tor Project. “Tor” and the Tor logo are trademarks of The Tor Project, Inc.

Use this tool only for lawful and authorized purposes. The user is responsible for complying with applicable laws, website policies, service terms, and network rules.