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CORS Proxies (Updated 2025)

CORS Proxies (Updated 2025)

Free

Proxy (A-Z) Methods Status Code Override Headers Exposed Headers Follow Redirect Timeout Size Limit Rate Limit
allorigins ✅ All ❌ (Always 200) 20/min
cloudflare-cors-anywhere ✅ All ✅ Mirror
codetabs ❌ (only GET) ❌ (Always 200) 625KB 5/sec
cors-anywhere ✅ All ✅ Mirror ✅ (max. 5) 50/3 mins
cors.x2u.in ✅ Mirror 20s 500KB 100/hour
thebugging ❌ (only GET) ✅ Mirror 10/hour

Note

  • All the proxies above mirrors the response body
  • Not all the proxies lists their limitations, so the info here are mix of their website information and manual testing.
  • These proxies are not meant for production use, they are good for development and testing purposes.

FAQ

Why make this list?

The original list was getting outdated, so I decided to update it. I also wanted to add more information about each proxy.

Can I use these proxies in production?

Not recommended. These free proxies often have strict rate limits and may experience downtime. For production use, consider a production ready CORS proxy (see below).

Production

For production environments, you might want to consider paid services that offer more reliability and features. One option is Corsfix, which ticks all the boxes above, and offers more flexibility:

  • Free development tier (60 rpm)
  • Paid tiers with more throughput (120-600+ rpm)
  • Unlimited monthly requests
  • Headers override
  • Cached responses
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