How to Add Proxies to Xray: Turn SOCKS5/HTTP Proxies Into a VLESS Subscription

VLESS + REALITY hides your connection, but by itself the traffic still exits with your server's IP. To make it leave through a proxy of the country you need — residential, ISP, or mobile — you add that proxy 'on top of' Xray. proxy-to-vless is a lightweight, self-hosted panel (a 3x-ui fork) that does exactly this: it converts your upstream SOCKS5 or HTTP proxies into a single VLESS + REALITY subscription.

It also organizes everything for you: servers are grouped per country with automatic GeoIP flags, and a leastPing balancer handles rotation and failover between proxies in the same region. You never open Xray's config.json — the panel generates and manages the Xray config under the hood.

You need a VPS on Ubuntu or Debian with root (or sudo) access, and your SOCKS5/HTTP proxies with their credentials. For automatic HTTPS, point a domain at the server and keep port 80 open — the installer will request a Let's Encrypt certificate. Without a domain the panel still runs, just on its randomized port over plain HTTP.

SSH into your server and run the one-line installer. It installs Xray-core, builds the panel from source, wires up systemd, and auto-generates a randomized panel port, a secret URL path, and admin credentials. Save the panel URL and login it prints at the end — you'll need them to sign in.

curl -Ls https://gitlab.com/proxya/proxy-to-vless/-/raw/master/install.sh | sudo bash

git clone https://gitlab.com/proxya/proxy-to-vless.git
cd proxy-to-vless
sudo bash deploy/install-proxyvless.sh

You can pin the panel port and admin password up front with environment variables. This is handy if you open a specific port in your firewall or want a known login from the start.

curl -Ls https://gitlab.com/proxya/proxy-to-vless/-/raw/master/install.sh \
  | sudo PANEL_PORT=8443 ADMIN_PASS='YourStrongPass' bash

Open the panel URL, sign in, and go to the Proxy → VLESS tab. Create a connection and paste your proxy list. The panel accepts several formats, detects each proxy's country by GeoIP, and groups the resulting servers per country automatically.

# host:port:user:pass
1.2.3.4:1080:user:pass

# SOCKS5 / HTTP URL
socks5://user:pass@1.2.3.4:1080
http://user:pass@1.2.3.4:8080

# port range — one server per port
1.2.3.4:10000-10100:user:pass

Copy the subscription link the panel generates and import it into any VLESS + REALITY client — v2rayNG, Hiddify, or NekoBox. Your proxies show up as servers grouped by country with GeoIP flags, and when several proxies share a region the leastPing balancer picks the fastest live one and fails over automatically.

That's the whole flow: install once, paste proxies, copy the link. No manual Xray outbound or routing edits — the panel keeps the Xray config in sync as you add or remove proxies.

proxy-to-vless turns proxies into a VLESS subscription, but you still supply the proxies. If you need clean exit IPs, grab residential, ISP, or datacenter proxies from Proxya and paste them straight into the panel. The panel itself is open-source (GPL-3.0), built on the 3x-ui foundation by MHSanaei and Xray-core — the full source and docs are in the GitLab repo.