Frequently asked questions

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.

Yes — 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.

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.

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

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.

Proxies are legal in most countries and are a normal privacy, testing and research tool. You remain responsible for the law where you are and for the rules of the networks and sites you use. Do not use this service for anything illegal.

Some services — online banking, streaming platforms with hard DRM, and sites that block data-centre IP ranges — detect and reject proxied traffic by design. Switching to a different exit location sometimes helps. If it still fails, that site cannot be proxied.

Yes. Any network that lets you reach freewebproxy.aimpak.com over HTTPS will work, including 4G/5G mobile data, campus Wi-Fi and office networks.