You can access remote computers running our VNC® Server app on the latest Windows, Mac and Linux platforms. You can take control from our VNC® Viewer app running on the same range of desktop platforms, and also from Android and iOS devices.

Our cloud service automatically brokers connections between devices wherever they are in the world, and seamlessly connects them without firewall or router reconfiguration. Please note endpoints must be connected to the Internet, and you can only connect using our VNC® Viewer app, not VNC-compatible Viewer apps from third parties.

Remote access sessions are encrypted end-to-end using industry-standard AES-CGM, and cryptographic identities automatically checked for protection against MITM attacks. Perfect forward secrecy ensures session data remains private to you now and in the future. More on security.

Benefit from up to four times the screen refresh rate, depending on the use case, without compromising on picture quality.

Conveniently manage computers, people, roles and permissions online. Sign in.

Password protection is mandatory for remote computers. Note this mechanism is independent of, and in addition to, the security provided by the RealVNC® account system. More on security.

By default, password-protection for remote computers is integrated with system login credentials, so users don't need to remember yet another password. You can change this for true multi-factor authentication using digital certificates stored on smartcards, or integrate with an identity management provider such as Duo or RSA SecurID via the RADIUS protocol. Alternatively, create a custom scheme with as many authentication factors as you need.

Print files directly to a printer where you are (rather than to one attached to the remote computer), transfer files between connected computers, and chat with someone sitting at the remote computer (if applicable), or to other users connected at the same time as you.

Take control of the connection route between your devices, whether on-premise or over the Internet. Note you must make static IP addresses or hostnames available to connecting users, and be able to reconfigure intermediate firewalls and routers.

Password-protection for remote computers can be integrated with Kerberos, so users are authenticated transparently.

Deploy VNC® Server to computers remotely, in bulk, offline or at the command line using the license key available from the Deployment page of your RealVNC® account.

Remotely configure VNC® Server using policy, and simultaneously lock down deployments to prevent change.

You are entitled to install our old VNC® 5.x software on legacy platforms. This may be useful to provide remote access to systems that do not support VNC® Connect. A separate license key for VNC® 5.x is available from the Deployment page of your RealVNC® account.

For direct connections on Linux platforms only, VNC® Server can run in Virtual Mode to create independent virtual desktops for multiple users, or to provide graphical remote access to headless servers.

For direct connections only, VNC® Server can accept connections from VNC-compatible Viewer apps from third parties.

The number of sessions each technician can undertake at once is restricted, to ensure fair use.

A unique, non-reusable 9 digit code communicated out-of-band by your technician is all an end user requires to start a session.

Your technician can download files from the end user's computer, or upload files to it. The end user is notified that file transfer operations are occurring.

Your technician may need administrative privileges to solve a problem. Choose whether your end user or technician supplies the necessary credentials.

Your technician may need to reboot to solve a problem. The session is automatically resumed, without requiring a new session code.

If you purchase an Enterprise subscription, you can replace RealVNC's company name, logo and app icon with your own, so your end users experience a brand they recognize and trust.

A list of all sessions conducted by the technicians in your team is stored online. If you purchase an Enterprise subscription, you can drill down into a particular session and review or download a log of all chat, file transfer, elevation and reboot activity.