FreeWebProxy

5 locations online · no signup · no logs

Paste a link, pick a country, and the page loads through our server instead of yours. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

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Our network

Sites open in a new tab. Pages that need a login, or that use heavy DRM, may refuse to load through any proxy β€” try a different exit location first.

No activity logs TLS encrypted Free, unlimited sessions
5exit locations
0logs kept
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21 msfastest node

Web proxy or VPN?

Use the proxy for a page. Use a VPN for the whole device.

This web proxy

Runs in the browser tab you already have open.

  • Opens a blocked page in seconds
  • Nothing to install, on any device
  • Hides your IP from that website
  • Free with no account
  • Does not cover apps, games or calls
  • Does not encrypt the whole device

A VPN app

Installs on the device and captures all its traffic.

  • Encrypts every app on the device
  • Works for games, calls and downloads
  • Stays on across browser restarts
  • Needs an install and permissions
  • Usually paid, or limited when free
  • Can be blocked at the network level

What the proxy actually does

Plain answers, no marketing maths

Hides your IP from the site

The destination server records our exit node's address, not the one your internet provider handed you.

Gets past network filters

Your school, office or cafΓ© Wi-Fi sees one encrypted connection to this domain, not the sites you open inside it.

Loads in about a second

Pages stream through HTTP/3 edge nodes with Brotli compression. No queue, no throttling, no bandwidth cap.

Five countries to route through

Switch your apparent location between the US, UK, Germany, the Netherlands and Singapore in one dropdown.

Nothing written down

No account, no history, no stored URLs. Session cookies stay sandboxed and are dropped when you close the tab.

Works the same on a phone

No extension, no APK, no profile to install. Any modern browser on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS or Linux.

Three steps, about ten seconds

Full walkthrough ›
Step 1

Paste the address

Type or paste the site you want to reach. If you leave off https:// we add it for you.

Step 2

Pick where to appear from

Choose the country the site should think you are browsing from. The closest location is usually the fastest.

Step 3

Press open site

The page loads through our server in a fresh tab. Keep clicking links inside it β€” they stay proxied.

Exit locations

Currently routing through Frankfurt, DE
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United StatesAshburn, Virginia
42 ms
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United KingdomLondon
28 ms
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GermanyFrankfurt am Main
21 ms
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NetherlandsAmsterdam
24 ms
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SingaporeJurong East
67 ms

Questions people actually ask

All answers ›
What is a web proxy?

A web proxy is a server that loads a website on your behalf and passes the page back to your browser. Because the request leaves from the proxy rather than your device, the website sees the proxy's IP address, and your own network only sees a connection to the proxy. FreeWebProxy runs inside the browser tab you already have open, so there is nothing to install.

Is it free?

Yes β€” no account, no trial window, no card details, no bandwidth meter and no daily session limit. It is funded by 1TenHost and offered as a public tool.

How does it protect my privacy?

Traffic between your browser and the proxy is encrypted with TLS, so the network you are on sees an encrypted connection rather than the pages you read. The site you visit logs our exit node's IP instead of yours, and cookies stay sandboxed to the proxy session. We keep no browsing logs. A web proxy covers browser traffic only, so it is not a full replacement for a VPN on your whole device.

Do I need an app or a browser extension?

No. Paste an address, choose a location, press open site. It works identically on desktop and mobile browsers.

Which server locations can I use?

The United States (Ashburn), the United Kingdom (London), Germany (Frankfurt), the Netherlands (Amsterdam) and Singapore. Pick the nearest one for speed, or a specific country when a site restricts content by region.

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