Use Ethernet and Wi-Fi at the Same Time with Speedify

Get Faster, More Reliable Internet: Combine WiFi and Ethernet Together!

You can use Ethernet and Wi-Fi at the same time on a Windows PC or Mac, but on its own the computer sends your traffic over only one of them, so you need an app that combines the two.

Speedify is an app that combines two or more internet connections at once, such as Wi-Fi and Ethernet, so you get faster uploads and downloads and stay online if one connection drops out. On a single connection, Speedify works as an encrypted VPN and cannot make that connection faster. Speedify works on Windows and macOS, and setup takes only a few minutes. You can also add more than two: see how to combine Wi-Fi, 4G/5G, Ethernet and Starlink.

Speedify uses every internet connection your device has, at the same time

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What You Need to Use Wi-Fi and Ethernet at the Same Time

To combine internet connections for faster speeds, the connections must come from different internet sources. For example, your Ethernet connection might come from your home network and the Wi-Fi from a nearby cafe or public network. Wi-Fi and Ethernet connected to the same router cannot be combined for more bandwidth by apps like Speedify, because both share the same upstream internet connection.

The steps below show how to connect both and combine them with Speedify for more bandwidth, plus encryption for your online traffic.

Step 1: Connect Your Ethernet Cable

Find your PC or Mac’s Ethernet port and connect the Ethernet cable. If your computer doesn’t have a built-in Ethernet port, you can use a USB-to-Ethernet adapter.

Step 2: Connect Your Computer to a Wi-Fi Network

Connect your Mac or PC to a Wi-Fi network as you normally would. Remember that the Wi-Fi network and the Ethernet connection have to come from two separate internet connections, not from the same router.

Step 3: Combine Wi-Fi and Ethernet with Speedify

Now that both connections are active on your computer, Speedify combines all the Internet connections available into one fast, secure connection, so you use Wi-Fi and Ethernet at the same time for faster and more reliable Internet. Speedify also encrypts your traffic like a VPN, keeping it hidden from snooping ISPs and from attackers on public networks.

To get started, install the software on your computer. Speedify detects the Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections automatically and uses both for their combined speed and reliability.

If a public Wi-Fi network nearby or a second internet line from your ISP is going unused, combine Wi-Fi and Ethernet with Speedify and add its bandwidth to the connection you already pay for. Try Speedify for free: a free account includes 5 GB per month.

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Get started with Speedify today.

Speedify combines Wi-Fi, 4G/5G cellular, Ethernet, Starlink and satellite into one faster, more reliable internet connection. Free to try: 5 GB a month with a free account. No credit card required.

🚀 Speed

Faster uploads and downloads, because Speedify uses all your internet connections at once.

📶 Stability

If one internet connection drops, Speedify moves your traffic to the others in milliseconds.

🔒 Security

AES-256 encryption on every internet connection, on any network you join.

15M+ downloads worldwide. 75K+ five-star reviews on iOS and Android.