Clout Browser docs

Learn to install Clout Browser, create and import profiles, share your fleet and connect scripts or AI agents.

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Clout Browser keeps each browser profile’s fingerprint, browsing data and proxy separate. For your agency, that gives each Creator account a browser you can name, organise and reopen with its own settings.

You work in the desktop app, through the Local API, or with cloutctl. The MCP server lets an AI agent find and open those same profiles. These are different ways into the same browser engine.

Profiles register with twelve synthetic Creator profiles and the main toolbar
The register keeps each browser identity in its own row.

Start with one profile

  1. Install and sign in.
  2. Create a profile, give it a proxy and review its identity.
  3. Start it from Profiles.
  4. Close it when you finish so Clout can collect the session and sync its browser data.

If you already use another browser manager, read Importing profiles and Browser engines before moving a Creator’s signed-in account.

Find the job you need

JobChapter
Install on macOS, Windows or LinuxGetting started
Create one profile or a batchCreating profiles
Find, edit, organise, clone or delete profilesProfiles
Install the engine a profile needsBrowser engines
Move from another browser managerImporting profiles
Check, assign and rotate exitsProxies and traffic
Reuse settings and browser add-onsTemplates and extensions
Give teammates accessTeams and permissions
Work across computers and resolve conflictsComputers and sync
Set browser defaults and diagnose faultsSettings
Manage your plan and protect your dataAccount and billing
Connect HTTP automationLocal API
Connect an AI agentMCP
Operate from a terminalCommand line
Recover from a failed operationTroubleshooting

The words used here

Profile means one browser identity and its data. Fleet means the profiles in your workspace. Engine means the browser binary that opens a profile; kernel means a version of that engine. A computer is an installation registered to your account.

A profile has one group and can belong to several folders. A team member’s rank controls what they may do; their profile access controls where they may do it.

Screenshots use synthetic data and the dark English interface. The redesigned form, engine page and agent setup shown here are from 0.0.52. The current Windows download is 0.0.50 and uses the earlier layout.

What isolation means

Separate profiles do not guarantee that a platform will treat accounts as unrelated. The connection, account activity and changes to an established identity still matter. Keep the profile’s proxy and fingerprint deliberate; use the generated defaults unless your workflow needs an override.

Look up a screen or term

Use the Desktop reference to find a screen, dialog or menu. The Glossary distinguishes groups, folders, engines, sessions and the different tokens.