How to Install Ngrok on Windows 11/10 and Make Your Localhost Publicly Accessible (2024 Latest)

Are you a developer looking to share your local projects with others or need to test webhooks on your local machine? In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to install Ngrok on Windows 11/10 and make your localhost publicly accessible. Ngrok creates a secure tunnel to your localhost, making it easy to share your work with colleagues or test webhooks in real-time.
We’ll cover everything from downloading and installing Ngrok to setting it up and testing your public URL. Follow along for a step-by-step guide that will have you up and running in no time!
Steps Covered:
Introduction to Ngrok
Prerequisites
Downloading Ngrok
Installing Ngrok
Connecting Ngrok to your account
Exposing your local server
Testing the public URL
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Feel free to ask any questions in the comments section below.

[@BestStreamClips111]

it says "insificent system resources exist to complete the requested service"

[@embedotronics]

maybe due to memory issue you are getting this issue try to uninstall and reinstall it

[@itsolutionguidance3349]

For how long?

[@embedotronics]

As long as the Ngrok is running on the console (CMD).