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VeePN for Chrome
“Free VPN for Chrome – VPN Proxy VeePN” by VeePN CORP, listed as Featured in the Chrome Web Store.
VeePN – Browse Privately, Stay Protected.
VeePN encrypts your connection, hides your IP address and blocks trackers on Windows, Mac, phones and browsers. Use the two buttons below to get the free Chrome extension or the VeePN app straight from official sources.
VeePN connection
Status
Protected
Visible IP
185.76.••.12
Protocol
WireGuard
Illustration, not a screenshot of the VeePN app.
Figures published by VeePN, checked November 9, 2026.
Features
What VeePN actually gives you, in plain language. Each card stacks onto the last as you scroll, the way the features layer on top of the encrypted tunnel.
01
Traffic between your device and the VeePN server is encrypted with AES-256, so the Wi-Fi owner or your internet provider can’t read what you send.
02
VeePN says it doesn’t keep activity logs, and its servers run from memory, so data is wiped when they restart. The no-logs claim hasn’t been independently audited yet.
03
If the VPN connection drops, the Kill Switch blocks internet traffic until it reconnects, so your real IP address isn’t exposed by accident.
04
Routes traffic through two VeePN servers in a row. It’s slower, but gives extra separation between you and the site you visit.
05
Choose which apps or sites go through the VPN and which use your normal connection, for example banking apps that block VPN addresses.
06
Blocks known ads, trackers and malicious domains before they load. It’s available in the apps and in the browser extensions.
07
Breach Alert warns you if your email shows up in known data leaks. Some plans also bundle an antivirus scanner.
08
Switch protocols when one is blocked or slow. WireGuard is usually fastest; OpenVPN tends to get through strict networks.
Download
Every link goes to an official VeePN file or an official store page. Files download in this tab; store pages are labelled as pages.
Browser
“Free VPN for Chrome – VPN Proxy VeePN” by VeePN CORP, listed as Featured in the Chrome Web Store.
Desktop app
Official installer VeePNInstaller.exe from download.veepn.com, for Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit).
macOS 12 Monterey or later, Intel and Apple silicon
Firefox 130 or later, add-on on addons.mozilla.org
Edge extension, installed from VeePN’s Edge page
Google Play or the official APK listed by VeePN
VeePN – Secure Shield on the App Store
OpenVPN config files, set up manually (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and more)
How to download
Like the handshake a VPN does before it connects: a short exchange between you and VeePN, then you’re protected.
The app button gives Windows the .exe installer and Mac the .dmg, and sends phones to their app store. Browser users can use the extension instead.
Files come from download.veepn.com. Extensions come from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons. Nothing is re-hosted here.
Your download starts in this tab. The Windows installer is a few dozen megabytes, so wait for it to complete before opening it.
When Windows asks for permission, the verified publisher should read VeePN Corp. On a Mac the app is notarised by Apple.
Run the installer, open VeePN, sign in or create an account, then press the connect button.
What it does
Without a VPN, your internet provider sees every site you visit, and the sites see your real IP address, which reveals your rough location. On public Wi-Fi, whoever runs the network can watch unencrypted traffic too.
With VeePN connected, your traffic travels inside an encrypted tunnel to a VeePN server. Your provider only sees that you’re connected to VeePN, and websites see the server’s IP address instead of yours.
A VPN is not invisibility. Sites can still recognise you if you sign in, and cookies still work. It protects the connection, not your accounts.
Setup & first use
Two short routes: the full app for your whole device, or the extension for your browser only.
VeePNInstaller.exe from your Downloads folder and allow it when Windows asks. The publisher should show as VeePN Corp.System requirements
Minimum requirements from VeePN’s official app pages and store listings, checked November 9, 2026. VeePN also supports smart TVs, routers and game consoles through dedicated guides.
Pros & cons
Strong signals in green, weak ones in red, based on what VeePN publishes and what reviewers have tested.
Comparison
VeePN next to two well-known alternatives that also offer a free option. Based on each provider’s published information; plans change, so check before you buy.
| Feature | VeePN | Proton VPN | TunnelBear |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free option | Limited: 1 random location, ~2 h sessions | Yes, no data cap, limited servers | Yes, small monthly data allowance |
| Browser extensions | Chrome, Firefox, Edge | Chrome, Firefox | Chrome, Firefox, Edge |
| Kill switch | Yes | Yes | Yes (VigilantBear) |
| Multi-hop | Double VPN | Secure Core | No |
| Devices per account | 5, 10 or 20 by plan | Up to 10 on paid plans | Unlimited on paid plans |
| Headquarters | Panama | Switzerland | Canada |
| Published audits | Cure53 extension pentest (2021) | Regular no-logs audits | Regular security audits |
Troubleshooting
The most common problems and the first thing to try. For deeper fixes, read Why VeePN is not working or VeePN’s help center.
Your network may block the current protocol. Switch to OpenVPN in Settings, or try another server location, then reconnect.
Disconnect and reconnect. If the Kill Switch is on, a dropped tunnel blocks traffic on purpose. Restart the app, or pick a different server.
Choose a server close to you, switch to WireGuard, and turn off Double VPN, which always adds a second hop.
Some banks and streaming services block known VPN addresses. Try another location or exclude that site with split tunneling.
Another proxy or VPN extension may be controlling Chrome’s proxy settings. Disable the others and reload the browser.
The free tier disconnects after about two hours. Reconnect to start a new session, or upgrade to remove the limit.
Use the email you signed up with, reset your password from the sign-in screen, and use “Restore purchase” if you subscribed through the App Store or Google Play.
Editorial perspectives
Illustrative profiles written by our editors to show typical setups. They aren’t user reviews.
Hotel and airport Wi-Fi
Uses the Windows app with the Kill Switch on, so a dropped connection never falls back to an open hotspot. Switches to OpenVPN when a network blocks WireGuard.
Home office and cafés
Keeps company tools outside the tunnel with split tunneling and protects everything else. Picks a nearby server for video calls.
Browser-only, one laptop
Starts with the free Chrome extension to see if it suits them, accepting the random location and two-hour sessions, before deciding whether to pay.
Partly. VeePN offers a free tier on Windows, Android, iOS, Chrome, Firefox and Edge, but it is limited: according to VeePN’s own free VPN page it connects you to one server location chosen at random, with sessions capped at about two hours. Paid plans unlock all locations and features. Read Is VeePN free to use?
On Windows it downloads the official installer, VeePNInstaller.exe, directly from download.veepn.com. On a Mac it switches to the official VeePN.dmg. On Android and iPhone it points to the Google Play or App Store listing instead, because phones install apps from their stores. The file downloads in this tab, so you stay on this page.
It opens VeePN’s official listing in the Chrome Web Store, where you click Add to Chrome. Chrome extensions are installed from the store, not as a separate file, so this button is a link to a page and opens in the same tab. See VeePN Chrome extension guide.
VeePN uses AES-256 encryption, publishes a no-logs policy, runs RAM-only servers and had its Chrome and Firefox extensions tested by Cure53 in 2021. What it doesn’t have, as of November 9, 2026, is a published independent audit of its no-logs claim. We go through the evidence in Is VeePN a trusted VPN?
No. The browser extension works as an encrypted proxy for traffic inside that browser only. The desktop and mobile apps create a system-wide VPN tunnel that covers every app. Read Proxy VeePN vs the VPN app.
It depends on the plan. VeePN lists Basic for up to 5 devices, Pro for up to 10 and Max for up to 20 at the same time on one account.
Yes. VeePN publishes an add-on on addons.mozilla.org called “VPN VeePN – Free VPN for Firefox”. Recent versions need Firefox 130 or later. See the VeePN Firefox guide.
Remove the app from Windows Settings > Apps, drag it from Applications to the Trash on a Mac, or remove the extension from your browser’s extensions page. Uninstalling doesn’t cancel a paid subscription. That’s a separate step, covered in How to get rid of VeePN.
The usual causes are a network or firewall blocking VPN protocols, an outdated app, another VPN or proxy running at the same time, or an expired session on the free tier. Switching protocol (WireGuard, IKEv2 or OpenVPN) fixes many cases. See Why VeePN is not working.
VeePN advertises a 30-day money-back guarantee on longer plans and a shorter window, 14 days, on monthly plans. Check the current terms on veepn.com before buying, because refund rules can change.
No. veepn.app is an independent guide. The official service is at veepn.com. Every download button on this site links to official VeePN files or official store listings, and we never ask for your VeePN login.
The free Chrome extension or the full VeePN app, both from official sources.