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Download the current portable 64-bit VPN Pink AppImage for Linux.
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Ubuntu 22.04 & compatible LinuxDownload AppImage ↓
VPN PINK FOR LINUX
Private access.
Built for Linux.
Protect your connection on Ubuntu 22.04 with VPN Pink. The portable 64-bit AppImage may also run on other compatible Linux distributions.
✓ Ubuntu 22.04 supported
✓ Portable 64-bit AppImage
✓ No regular installation
VPN PINK
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Connected
Your Ubuntu connection is protected
VPN Pink · AppImage
✓ProtectedVPN connected
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No activity logsYour privacy is our priority.
Unlimited bandwidthBrowse, stream and work without limits.
Portable AppImageUbuntu 22.04 officially tested.
No installationMake the file executable and launch it.
Also on the Snap Store — beta
VPN Pink 0.1.41-snap1 · Ubuntu/Linux amd64 · latest/beta
This is a Snap integration preview, not a stable release. Browser sign-in, keyring access, NetworkManager integration and connection recovery inside Snap still require validation. AppImage connection tests do not validate this Snap build.
The AppImage download remains available on this page.
QUICK SETUP
Connect Ubuntu in four steps
Download the AppImage, allow it to run and establish your protected VPN Pink connection.
Allow execution
In Files, open Downloads. Right-click the AppImage, select Properties → Permissions, and enable “Allow executing file as program”. Menu names may vary by desktop.
Launch VPN Pink
Double-click the AppImage to open VPN Pink, then sign in to your account.
Connect
Select an available location and connect. VPN Pink confirms when protection is active.
One file. No regular installation.
VPN Pink is officially tested on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. The portable 64-bit AppImage may also run on compatible Debian-based and other Linux distributions. Functionality can vary depending on the distribution, version and installed system libraries.
VPN Pink for Ubuntu Ubuntu 22.04 · Portable · 64-bit AppImage Download AppImage ↓Download the AppImage, allow it to run in the file properties, then double-click it. No terminal commands are needed for these steps.
In Files, open Downloads. Right-click the AppImage, select Properties → Permissions, and enable “Allow executing file as program”. Menu names may vary by desktop.
Double-click the AppImage to open VPN Pink, then sign in to your account.
PRIVACY BY DESIGN
Your Linux PC. Your connection. Your privacy.
VPN Pink follows a No-Logs approach. We do not keep activity logs that record the websites you visit or what you do while connected.
Protected connection
VPN Pink creates a protected connection between your Ubuntu computer and the VPN service.
Public Wi-Fi
Add protection when working from hotels, cafés, airports and other shared networks.
No bandwidth limit
Use your VPN connection without a fixed VPN bandwidth allowance.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Ready for Linux.
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS is officially tested. The AppImage may also run on compatible Debian-based and other 64-bit Linux systems.
- ✓ Ubuntu 22.04 LTS officially supported
- ✓ Compatible Debian-based systems may also work
- ✓ 64-bit AMD64 system
- ✓ Permission to run the AppImage
FAQ
VPN Pink for Linux, explained.
What you need to know before installing VPN Pink on Ubuntu.
Which Linux distribution is officially tested?+
The current VPN Pink AppImage is officially tested on compatible 64-bit computers running Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.
How do I run the AppImage?+
Download the AppImage, allow it to run in the file properties, then double-click it. No terminal commands are needed for these steps.
Does VPN Pink work on Debian?+
The AppImage may run on compatible Debian and Debian-based systems. Ubuntu 22.04 is currently the officially tested platform, so functionality on other distributions is not guaranteed.
Can I use VPN Pink on public Wi-Fi?+
Yes. You can connect VPN Pink while using supported home, office or shared Wi-Fi networks.
VPN Pink 0.1.41 · Ubuntu
- A refreshed design
- WireGuard and IKEv2/IPsec connections
- Sign in with Google, Apple or Amazon
- Send feedback and report problems in the app
- Read privacy and other policies in the app
Before connecting: Ubuntu packages
IKEv2/IPsec needs the NetworkManager plugin and extra strongSwan modules. Updating the AppImage does not install these system packages.
sudo apt update
sudo apt install network-manager-strongswan libcharon-extra-plugins libstrongswan-extra-pluginsCheck packages and the EAP module
The package query checks installation. The file check must find libstrongswan-eap-identity.so. This proves installation, not that the running service loads it or that a VPN tunnel works.
dpkg-query -W network-manager-strongswan strongswan-nm libcharon-extra-plugins libstrongswan-extra-plugins
dpkg -L libcharon-extra-plugins | grep 'libstrongswan-eap-identity.so'If the connection log says “EAP_IDENTITY not supported” or eap-identity cannot load, install the packages above. Save your work and restart Ubuntu to reload the VPN modules. Then retry the VPN Pink app first. If it still fails, collect a fresh log in a separate terminal. Other optional plugin warnings do not mean that every listed plugin is required.
WireGuard is supported directly by NetworkManager; no additional VPN plugin is needed.
Start the app or CLI as your normal user, without sudo. Approve an administrator prompt if Ubuntu requests permission to configure the VPN. Missing packages and a blank app window are separate issues; installation does not guarantee a connection.
Downloading is free; VPN use requires an active paid plan.
Prefer the terminal? Open VPN Pink CLI. → Experimental Ubuntu build