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title: "Proxies Built-In Rotation"
description: "In RTILA you can use your private/public proxies. For this project, we will request: https://httpbin.org/ip This site returns a JSON with our IP. The project will be set as this, a single CSS selector to grab the IP: ![](https://legacy.rtila.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/image-24-933x1024.png) For…"
url: "https://legacy.rtila.com/docs/proxies-built-in-rotation/"
updated: "2023-03-06"
category: Official Commands
---

# Proxies Built-In Rotation

In RTILA you can use your private/public proxies.

For this project, we will request: https://httpbin.org/ip

This site returns a JSON with our IP.

The project will be set as this, a single CSS selector to grab the IP:

![](https://legacy.rtila.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/image-24-933x1024.png)

For the automation part, we will create some actions to rotate the proxies and reload the page.

![](https://legacy.rtila.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/image-25.png)

Go to Projects settings - General - Proxies and set your proxies (one per line).

![](https://legacy.rtila.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/image-26-1024x446.png)

Start the scraping and pause the project manually after a minute.

You will see how the proxies are automatically rotating on each request.