Encrypts your traffic
Your internet provider and anyone on the same network see only scrambled data heading to a VPN server, not the sites you open or what you type.
Ready for Windows 11, version 25H2
A private tunnel for your Windows PC. One click. Green ticks.
VPN for WINDOWS encrypts everything your PC sends and receives, hides your IP address from the sites you visit, and keeps you safe on café, hotel and airport Wi-Fi.
- WireGuard, OpenVPN & IKEv2
- Kill switch
- DNS leak protection
0Live checks
0Protocols
0AES option
0Click to connect
01 — What it does
Three jobs, done quietly.
A VPN (virtual private network) creates an encrypted tunnel between your PC and a VPN server. Here is what that changes for you.
Hides your IP address
Websites see the IP address of the VPN server instead of yours, which makes it harder to link your visits to your home connection or location.
Guards public Wi-Fi
On open hotspots, other people on the network cannot read or tamper with your traffic, because it is encrypted before it leaves your laptop.
Honest limits: a VPN is not antivirus and does not make you anonymous. It does not stop phishing, malware or tracking through accounts you sign in to. Keep Windows Security turned on and Windows Update current alongside it.
02 — Try it here
Press the button.
Press the button.
Watch it go green.
This is a live mock-up of the VPN for WINDOWS main screen. Pick a location and press the round button. In the real app the same four checks confirm that you are protected.
- Grey means not connected: your traffic uses your normal connection.
- Lavender ring means the tunnel is being set up, which usually takes a second or two.
- Green means connected, and every protection check has passed.
Status: Not connected
- Encrypted tunnel
- IP address hidden
- DNS protected
- Kill switch on
Demo only · addresses shown are reserved example ranges
03 — Built for Windows
Feels native.
Feels native.
Stays out of the way.
VPN for WINDOWS lives in the system tray, starts with Windows if you want it to, and shows its status in the Windows network settings like any other VPN connection.
- Kill switch blocks internet traffic if the tunnel drops, so nothing slips out unprotected.
- Split tunneling lets chosen apps, like a local printer tool, use your normal connection.
- Auto-connect on untrusted Wi-Fi switches protection on when you join an unknown network.
- Light on resources: WireGuard keeps battery use and latency low on laptops.
04 — Up and running
Five steps, about two minutes.
Step 01–02
Set up & open
Run the setup wizard, approve the Windows permission prompt, then open the app from Start.
Step 03Pick a location
The nearest server usually gives the fastest connection.
Step 04Connect
Press the round button. The ring turns green in a second or two.
Step 05Check the ticks
Four green checks mean the tunnel, IP, DNS and kill switch are all working.
Ready when you are
Go private
Go private
in one click.
Follow the illustrated guide and have VPN for WINDOWS protecting your PC in a couple of minutes.
VPN for WINDOWS