Pages Setup - Direct Upload Method
Steps
1. Create Cloudflare Account
If you don’t have a Cloudflare account, create one here. You only need an email for registration. Due to Cloudflare’s restrictions, use a reputable email provider like Gmail.
2. Create Pages Project
Download the Worker zip file from here.
In your Cloudflare account, navigate to the Compute (Workers) > Workers & Pages section in the left menu, click Create, and select Pages and then Use direct upload > Get started.
Enter a Project Name, which will form your panel’s domain.
Danger
Choose a name that does not include the word bpb, as this may trigger Cloudflare’s detection and result in a 1101 error.
Click Create Project and then Upload the downloaded zip file by clicking Select from computer, selecting Upload zip.
Now click Deploy site and then Continue to project.
Your project is created but not yet functional. From the Deployment page, in the Production section, click Visit.
Warning
Cloudflare may take up to 5 minutes to set up the Pages domain. Don’t worry if the URL isn’t immediately accessible.
You’ll encounter an error indicating that the UUID and Trojan Password must be set. A link will be provided; open it in your browser and save it for the next step.
3. Create KV
From the left menu, go to Storage and Databases > KV:
Click Create, assign a desired name, and click Add.
Return to the Workers & Pages section and open your Pages project. Go to the Settings section, as shown below:
In the Bindings section, click Add and select KV Namespace. Set the Variable name to kv (exactly as shown) and select the KV created earlier for KV namespace. Click Save.
The KV setup is now complete.
4. Set UUID and Trojan password
In the same Settings section, locate the Variables and Secrets section. Click Add. Enter UUID (in capital letters) in the first box and copy the UUID from the link provided earlier into the Value field. Click Add variable. Then, enter TR_PASS (in capital letters) in the first box, copy the Trojan Password from the link into the Value field, and click Save.
Click Create deployment at the top of the page and upload the same zip file again, as done previously.
Return to the Deployments page, click Visit in the Production section, append panel/ to the URL, and access the panel.
Additional configuration and tips are available in the main guide. The installation is complete, and the following advanced settings are optional.
Advanced configuration (Optional)
Fixing the Proxy IP
By default, the code uses multiple Proxy IPs randomly, assigning a new random IP for each connection to Cloudflare addresses (covering much of the web). This IP rotation may cause issues, particularly for traders. From version 2.3.5 onward, you can change the Proxy IP via the panel and update the subscription. However, the method below is recommended:
Note
Changing the Proxy IP via the panel requires updating the subscription if the IP stops working, which can disrupt donated configurations, as users without an active subscription cannot update them. Use this method only for personal use. Other methods don’t require subscription updates.
In the project’s Settings section, open Variables and Secrets:
Click Add and enter PROXY_IP (in capital letters) in the first box. Obtain IPs from the following link, which lists IPs from various regions and ISPs:
Info
To use multiple Proxy IPs, enter them comma-separated.
Enter the IPs in the Value field and click Save. Click Create deployment at the top of the page and upload the zip file again. The changes will take effect.
Setting Fallback Domain
By default, accessing the main Pages domain redirects to the Cloudflare speed test site. To change this, follow the same steps as for the Proxy IP, but set the variable name to FALLBACK and provide a domain (without https:// or http://) as the value, e.g., www.speedtest.net or npmjs.org.
Changing the Subscription Path
The default subscription link path uses the same UUID as VLESS. For increased privacy, you can change this. Follow the same steps as above, but set the variable name to SUB_PATH. The secrets page or Secrets generator provides a Random Subscription URI path value, which you can use or replace with a custom value (using allowed characters).
Adding Custom Domain
In your Cloudflare dashboard, navigate to Compute (Workers) > Workers & Pages and select your panel. In the Custom domains tab, click Set up a custom domain. Enter a domain (you must own and have activated it on the same account). For example, if you own bpb.com, you can use the domain itself or a subdomain like xyz.bpb.com. Click Continue and then Activate domain.
In your domain zone, add a CNAME DNS Record for xyz.bpb.com pointing to your Pages domain. Cloudflare will connect the Pages to your domain after a short period. You can then access your panel via https://xyz.bpb.com/panel and retrieve new subscriptions.
Updating the Panel
To update your panel, download the new zip file from here. In your Cloudflare account, go to Compute (Workers) > Workers & Pages, select your Pages project, click Create deployment, and upload the new zip file.