EliteVPN
Setup

Two minutes, one free app.

Download the free EliteVPN-compatible connection app for your platform, then scan the QR code or import the configuration from your account.

iPhone & iPad

  1. 01Download the free EliteVPN-compatible connection app from the App Store (link below).
  2. 02In your account, add a device and keep the QR code on screen.
  3. 03In the app tap + → Create from QR code, scan, and allow the VPN profile.
  4. 04Toggle the tunnel on. For always-on protection enable On-Demand in the tunnel settings.
Get the connection app for iPhone →

Android

  1. 01Download the free EliteVPN-compatible connection app from Google Play (link below).
  2. 02Add a device in your account.
  3. 03Tap + → Scan from QR code.
  4. 04Optionally turn on Always-on VPN and Block connections without VPN in Android’s VPN settings.
Get the connection app for Android →

macOS

  1. 01Download the free EliteVPN-compatible connection app from the Mac App Store (link below).
  2. 02Add a device in your account and download the .conf file.
  3. 03In the app choose Import tunnel(s) from file.
  4. 04Activate. Enable On-Demand if you want it to reconnect automatically.
Get the connection app for Mac →

Windows

  1. 01Download the free EliteVPN-compatible connection app for Windows (link below) and install it.
  2. 02Add a device in your account and download the .conf file.
  3. 03Click Import tunnel(s) from file.
  4. 04Activate. Full-tunnel configs enable the app’s block-untunnelled-traffic (kill switch) option.
Get the connection app for Windows →

Linux

  1. 01Add a device in your account and download the .conf file.
  2. 02On desktop Linux open Settings → Network → VPN → + → Import from file, and choose the .conf file.
  3. 03Switch the VPN on from the network menu.
  4. 04Prefer the command line? The Linux packages link lists the tunnel tools for every distribution.
Linux packages →

Routers

  1. 01Use a router whose VPN client accepts .conf tunnel files (OpenWrt, GL.iNet, pfSense, OPNsense, UniFi and others).
  2. 02Create one device per router.
  3. 03Paste the values from the .conf file into the router’s VPN client.
  4. 04Every device behind the router then uses the tunnel.
Router guides →

Port 51820 blocked?

When you add a device you can choose UDP 443 instead. It’s the same server and the same encryption, on a port strict networks usually leave open. Add a device →