Free V2Ray Subscription Links: A Curated Collection of 1,100+ Sources

Finding working V2Ray configurations can be surprisingly time-consuming.

There are hundreds of GitHub repositories sharing VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, and other proxy configurations. However, these sources are scattered across different projects, use different formats, and frequently contain outdated or unavailable links.

I wanted to make discovering these resources easier, so I created an open-source project that brings many of these sources together in one place.

Introducing v2ray-sub

v2ray-sub is an open-source collection of public V2Ray, Xray, and sing-box subscription links.

The repository brings together:

• 1,153 public subscription links
• 112 open-source GitHub repositories
• Multiple proxy protocols and configuration formats
• Sources organized into categories
• Original source attribution for collected links

The goal is simple: instead of searching through dozens of repositories, developers and users can discover a large collection of subscription sources in one place.

Supported Protocols and Formats

The collection includes several popular protocols and formats:

• VLESS – Including Reality, XHTTP, WebSocket, and gRPC transports.
• VMess – Multiple transport configurations.
• Trojan – TLS-based proxy configurations.
• Shadowsocks / ShadowsocksR
• Hysteria / Hysteria2
• TUIC
• Clash / Mihomo – YAML subscription files.
• sing-box / Xray – JSON configurations.

This makes the repository useful for users of different clients and platforms.

Compatible Clients

You can use the collected subscription links with many popular clients:

How to Use the Subscription Links

Getting started is straightforward:

1. Visit the GitHub repository.
2. Open the README file.
3. Choose a subscription link from the category you need.
4. Copy the URL.
5. Open your preferred V2Ray client.
6. Add the URL as a new subscription.
7. Update the subscription and test the available servers.

If you're not sure which category to choose, start with the mixed subscription links.

Why Collect Links Instead of Configurations?

One of the main reasons behind this project is discoverability.

Many developers maintain their own configuration collectors, and some publish subscription URLs through GitHub. These projects are useful individually, but finding them all can be difficult.

By collecting links and preserving their original source information, this repository provides a centralized index of existing open-source work.

It's important to mention that this project is a collection of third-party sources, not a VPN service or a guarantee that every server will remain online.

Free public configurations can stop working at any time. Their operators may also be unknown, so avoid using them for sensitive activities such as banking or accessing private accounts.

Open-Source Contributions Are Welcome

This project is published under the Apache-2.0 license.

I believe open-source projects become more valuable when developers work together. That's why contributions, suggestions, and feedback are always welcome.

Whether you maintain a V2Ray configuration repository, know a useful subscription source, or simply want to help improve the project, your contribution matters.

Help This Project Grow ⭐

This project is built for the community, and its future depends on people who find it useful.

If you work with V2Ray, Xray, sing-box, or similar tools, your support can make a real difference.

Here's how you can help:

• ⭐ Star the repository: If you find this collection useful, give it a star on GitHub. It helps more developers discover the project.
• 🐛 Report broken links: Found an outdated or unavailable subscription? Open an issue and let us know.
• 🔧 Contribute new sources: Know a reliable public subscription repository that isn't included yet? Submit a pull request.
• 💡 Suggest improvements: Have an idea for better organization, automation, or source validation? We'd love to hear it.
• 📢 Spread the word: Share the project with other developers and communities interested in open-source networking tools.

Every star, issue, pull request, and suggestion helps make this collection better.

You don't need to be an experienced developer to contribute. Even reporting a broken link or suggesting a small improvement can help.

Let's build a more accessible and organized collection of public V2Ray subscription sources together.

https://github.com/mehdirzfx/v2ray-sub

If you like the idea, don't just bookmark it — give it a ⭐ and become part of its growth!

Thanks for supporting open source ❤️