How to Set Up HTTP Custom for Free Internet with V2ray Method

A step-by-step guide to configure HTTP Custom using the V2ray protocol

What You'll Need

Before you begin, make sure you have the following:

HTTP Custom app installed on your device
A V2ray server (VMess, Vless, or Vless Serverless)
A working SNI bug host for your network provider

Understanding V2ray Protocols

V2ray offers different protocols with varying features. Choose the one that best suits your needs.

V2Ray VMess

VMess is a versatile protocol used by V2Ray, offering robust encryption and authentication capabilities. It provides enhanced security and flexibility for users who prioritize privacy and anonymity.

Strong encryption

Advanced authentication

Higher overhead

V2Ray Vless

Vless (VMess-less) is a lightweight version of VMess, designed for users seeking a simpler and more efficient protocol. It eliminates unnecessary features and reduces overhead, making it ideal for resource-constrained environments.

Lower overhead

Better performance

Works with most SNI hosts

Vless Serverless

Vless Serverless takes simplicity to the next level by removing the need for a dedicated server. Instead, it leverages client-side technologies to establish secure connections directly between devices.

No dedicated server needed

Enhanced privacy

Highly compatible with SNI hosts

Recommendation

We recommend using V2ray Vless or Vless Serverless as they work with almost any SNI bug host and provide better performance with lower overhead.

Step-by-Step Guide

Follow these steps to set up HTTP Custom with V2ray

Step 1: Get an SNI Bug Host

Use our SNI Generator tool to find working bug hosts for your country and network provider.

A good SNI bug host is crucial for the V2ray method to work properly. The SNI host should be zero-rated (not counted against your data) by your mobile carrier. Copy the SNI bug host for use in the next step.

Step 2: Create a V2ray Server

Visit one of the recommended providers (SSHOcean or OpenTunnel) to create a V2ray server.

When creating the server, you'll be asked to choose between V2ray VMess, Vless, or Serverless. We recommend Vless or Serverless for better compatibility.

You'll also be asked for an SNI. Paste the SNI bug host you copied from our tool, then create the V2ray server.

Once created, the provider will give you a JSON configuration. Copy this JSON code for the next step.

Step 3: Configure HTTP Custom

Open the HTTP Custom app
Click on the puzzle icon on the top right side of the screen
From the dropdown menu, select "V2ray Settings"
Click on the paste icon to paste the copied V2ray server JSON configuration
Go back to the home page

Make sure the V2ray option is selected in the main interface before connecting.

Step 4: Connect and Test

Click the "Connect" button to initiate the connection. If everything is configured correctly, you should be able to browse the internet without consuming your data balance.

Test your connection by visiting a website or using a speed test service.

Troubleshooting

If you're experiencing issues with your V2ray connection, try these solutions:

Connection Failures

Verify that your SNI bug host is still working
Check if your V2ray server is active and not expired
Try a different V2ray protocol (VMess, Vless, or Serverless)
Ensure your JSON configuration is correctly pasted
Try restarting the HTTP Custom app

App Crashes

Clear the app cache in your device settings
Ensure you have the latest version of HTTP Custom
Restart your device
Reinstall the application

Disclaimer

This tutorial is provided for educational purposes only. Free internet access methods may not work with all carriers and could potentially violate terms of service. Use responsibly and at your own risk.