This is a tutorial to show you how to take a single username list and combine it either with that same username list or to take a single username list and combine it with any other single username or single/multiple password list(s) resulting in a user:pass combo format.
Lets say you have a list of single usernames as follows in this example:
batman
robin
superman
And you want to join those in a combo in user:pass format. You can use Raptor to do that. Open Raptor and click on 'file operations' than select the 'combo' tab. Under 'username list' click the folder on the far right and load in your single username list. Than under 'password' click the folder on the far right and load that same single username list. Now check 'simple' under operations and hit 'make combo'. It will pull up a save screen for you to save your new combo. Using the above example will result in the following:
batman:batman
robin:robin
superman:superman
Now lets say you want to take the same example single username list as above but want the combo to use 123456 as the password with all the usernames. You would again open Raptor and select 'file operations' than the 'combo' tab. Under 'username list' click the folder on the far right and load in your single username list. Than under 'password' click the folder on the far right and load a .txt file containing a single password of 123456. Now check 'all possible combinations' under operations and hit 'make combo'. Using the above example will result in the following:
batman:123456
robin:123456
superman:123456
You can also make a combo with multiple passwords attached to a single username list. Lets use the example above and add qwerty with 123456 to the single username list. You would again open Raptor and select 'file operations' than the 'combo' tab. Under 'username list' click the folder on the far right and load in your single username list. Than under 'password' click the folder on the far right and load a .txt file containing qwerty and 123456 as passwords. Now check 'all possible combinations' under operations and hit 'make combo'. Using the above example will result in the following:
batman:qwerty
batman:123456
robin:qwerty
robin:123456
superman:qwerty
superman:123456
Original by: sodusme
Hope it was helpful ;)
Lets say you have a list of single usernames as follows in this example:
batman
robin
superman
And you want to join those in a combo in user:pass format. You can use Raptor to do that. Open Raptor and click on 'file operations' than select the 'combo' tab. Under 'username list' click the folder on the far right and load in your single username list. Than under 'password' click the folder on the far right and load that same single username list. Now check 'simple' under operations and hit 'make combo'. It will pull up a save screen for you to save your new combo. Using the above example will result in the following:
batman:batman
robin:robin
superman:superman
Now lets say you want to take the same example single username list as above but want the combo to use 123456 as the password with all the usernames. You would again open Raptor and select 'file operations' than the 'combo' tab. Under 'username list' click the folder on the far right and load in your single username list. Than under 'password' click the folder on the far right and load a .txt file containing a single password of 123456. Now check 'all possible combinations' under operations and hit 'make combo'. Using the above example will result in the following:
batman:123456
robin:123456
superman:123456
You can also make a combo with multiple passwords attached to a single username list. Lets use the example above and add qwerty with 123456 to the single username list. You would again open Raptor and select 'file operations' than the 'combo' tab. Under 'username list' click the folder on the far right and load in your single username list. Than under 'password' click the folder on the far right and load a .txt file containing qwerty and 123456 as passwords. Now check 'all possible combinations' under operations and hit 'make combo'. Using the above example will result in the following:
batman:qwerty
batman:123456
robin:qwerty
robin:123456
superman:qwerty
superman:123456
Original by: sodusme
Hope it was helpful ;)


![[Image: 1.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/Qjh87n2V/1.jpg)
