HTTP Custom Config Files Download
HTTP Custom config files are one of the most reliable ways to access free internet on Android — if you have the right .hc file for your network. This guide covers everything: what HTTP Custom is, how .hc config files work, how to import them, and where to download working files for your carrier right now.
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What is HTTP Custom?
HTTP Custom is a free Android VPN app that connects to the internet by tunnelling traffic through a custom SSL or SSH connection. Unlike most VPN apps with fixed settings, HTTP Custom uses importable .hc config files — small text files that tell the app exactly how to connect on a specific carrier. This matters because every mobile network is different. A config file that works on MTN South Africa will not work on Airtel Kenya. The .hc file carries the correct server address, payload, and headers for your carrier, so you don't have to configure anything manually. HTTP Custom is widely used across Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia — wherever carriers have zero-rated domains or where data costs are high enough that a working free internet config is worth finding.How HTTP Custom .hc Config Files Work
Each .hc config file contains a set of connection instructions tailored to a specific network. When you import the file, HTTP Custom reads it and sets up the tunnel automatically. The key components inside a config file are: Payload settings — crafted to match what the carrier's inspection system expects to see, so traffic passes through without being charged. SSL or SSH tunnel — wraps your traffic in an encrypted channel that also hides what you are doing from the network. Custom headers — some carriers check the HTTP host header to decide whether to zero-rate traffic. The config sets this to a domain the carrier doesn't charge for. Server and port — the proxy server your device connects to before reaching the open internet. When the right config is in place, your device appears to connect to a zero-rated service, and the carrier doesn't bill the data.Download HTTP Custom Config Files by Network
The config files on this page are pulled directly from the VPN4Pros database — they are real, community-uploaded .hc files. Click any carrier below to see available config files, sorted by most downloaded. See All Config Files by Country The network coverage includes: Africa — MTN (South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, Uganda, Zambia), Vodacom, Airtel, Econet, NetOne, Telkom, Glo, 9Mobile, Cell C, Telecel. Middle East and North Africa — Zain (Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, Jordan, Sudan), Ooredoo (Qatar, Algeria, Tunisia, Oman, Kuwait), Orange (Tunisia, Jordan, Egypt), Etisalat/e&, STC, Mobily, Jawwal. South and South-East Asia — Airtel India, Jio, BSNL, Telenor Pakistan, Jazz, Ufone, Zong. If your network isn't listed in the grid below, use the config request form — most requests are covered within 24 hours.How to Import an HTTP Custom Config File
- Download HTTP Custom APK — install it from the Google Play Store or use the APK link at the top of this page. If prompted, enable "Install from unknown sources" in your Android settings.
- Download the .hc config file — use the network grid below to find your carrier and download the config file directly to your phone.
- Open HTTP Custom — tap the menu icon (three lines) in the top-left corner.
- Import the config — select "Import Config" and navigate to the .hc file you downloaded. The app loads all settings automatically.
- Connect — tap the Connect button. If it connects, you have free internet. If not, try a different config file from the same carrier — older files may have been patched.
