How the pieces fit on a PC
On a computer there are two programs: the video editor and a free client that carries your traffic through a server. The client reads the subscription link from the Telegram bot. After you connect, everything that goes out from the computer, including the editor, uses the tunnel, unless the client is set to cover only some apps.
The editor does not know the tunnel is there. It cannot be told to use it, and it needs no setting of its own.
Setup in the order that works
Get the link from the bot; the trial is free and the link comes back in about a minute.
Install a desktop client such as Hiddify or Happ from its official project page and check the file name before you run it.
In the client, add the subscription by pasting the link.
Choose a city, connect, and wait until the client shows an active state.
Only then open the editor. If it was already open, close and reopen it so that it makes new connections.
System-wide or per app
Clients can work in two ways. In the system mode all programs on the computer go through the tunnel, which is easy but sends your updates and downloads through it as well. In the narrower mode, only the programs you pick are routed, which saves traffic on big downloads. If the editor streams templates, either mode is fine; for local work, neither matters.
The plan has no traffic limit, so the choice is about taste and not cost.
What a PC does not change
Exporting a video is the work of your CPU or graphics card, not of the tunnel. A weak laptop will stay weak. A larger project folder syncing to cloud storage will use the tunnel too, and that can be slower than your direct line, so pause the sync if it competes with an upload you care about.
The editor may behave differently depending on region, store and the maker's decisions about a country. Our servers are in Finland, Poland, Japan, Turkey and France, none in India. We do not promise that a feature or a template will open where you are.
Using the same link on the phone
The link carries no device cap, which lets a phone and a PC use it together. You paste the link once into each client. Keep the link private: anyone who has it can use the subscription, and if you think it leaked, stop using it on shared machines.
Local rules about tunnels and about the apps you open differ and change, and you are responsible for following them.
The money side
Four plan lengths, longer ones cheaper per month, paid in crypto inside the bot, no card or UPI and no renewal. If you want a tunnel only for a short project, a shorter period will do. Since we sell the key, take the facts above as our view and check them against another client on a trial. Worth saying too that the wording began as machine output, which the editors rewrote where it drifted from how the service behaves.
Questions
Do I need admin rights to install a desktop client?
It depends on the client and your computer's policy. A work laptop may block it, and then you should ask whoever manages it.
Does the tunnel work if the editor runs in a browser?
Yes, in system mode the browser goes through it too.
Which city should I pick for editing?
Pick the one that connects reliably for you. We publish no speed table, so test two or three.
Can I keep the tunnel on while I work offline?
You can, but it has no effect without a network.
Will my Mac need a different link?
No. The same link works in a Mac client.
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