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All installers are locally hosted for fast, direct access without needing GitHub. Supporting Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux with mainstream clients like Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, and Shadowrocket.

5 Platforms
10+ Available Clients
12+ Protocols
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Download Clash for Windows

Supports Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit), available for x64 and ARM64 architectures

Recommended

Clash Verge Rev

A modern desktop client based on the Mihomo (Clash Meta) core. Features a sleek UI and full support for TUN mode, routing rules, policy groups, and multiple subscription management. It's currently the most robust Clash client for Windows.

Mihomo Core TUN Mode Rule-based Routing Policy Groups Sub Management System Proxy
System Requirements: Windows 10 (64-bit) or higher; choose x64 if unsure
Best for Beginners

FlClash

Highly intuitive UI with zero-config needed. A cross-platform client (Windows / macOS / Android / Linux)—just import your link and start browsing.

Clash Nyanpasu

Built on the Mihomo core, allowing flexible switching between kernel versions. Highly customizable UI for users who love to tweak and depth-config.

Archived

Clash for Windows

Formerly the most widely used Windows client. The author stopped maintenance and deleted the open-source repository in 2023. It no longer receives security updates. We do not recommend new users install it; current users are advised to migrate to Clash Verge Rev.

Download Clash for macOS

Supports Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel chips, macOS 11 Big Sur and above

Recommended

Clash Verge Rev

Offers both Apple Silicon native (M1/M2/M3/M4 chips) and Intel versions. Features an elegant UI and comprehensive functionality, supporting both System Proxy and TUN virtual network card modes. It is one of the best Clash experiences on macOS.

Apple Silicon Native Intel Support TUN Mode Rule-based Routing Policy Groups
Download Apple Silicon version for M1/M2/M3/M4 chips; select Intel version for Macs before 2020.
Best for Beginners

FlClash

Cross-platform design with a consistent, user-friendly interface. Supports both Apple Silicon and Intel architectures, making it perfect for first-time Clash users on Mac.

ClashX Meta

A lightweight, menu-bar style client powered by the Mihomo kernel. Low resource usage, ideal for Mac users who prefer menu-bar tools without complex GUIs.

Download Clash for Android

Supports Android 6.0 and above, including ARM64, ARMv7, and Universal versions

CPU Architecture Guide: Android phones released after 2016 are almost exclusively ARM64 (arm64-v8a). If unsure, please download the Universal version, which is compatible with all architectures but has a larger file size. Only choose a specific architecture if phone storage is tight or compatibility issues occur.
Recommended

ClashMeta for Android

A native Android client built specifically for the Mihomo (Clash Meta) kernel. Offers broad functionality including VPN mode, routing rules, policy groups, and full protocol support (Shadowsocks / VMess / Trojan / VLESS / Hysteria2). It's the most feature-complete Clash client on Android.

VPN Mode Rule-based Routing Policy Groups All Protocols Supported Sub Management
When installing the APK for the first time, you need to enable "Allow installation from unknown sources" in your phone's Security settings.
Best for Beginners

FlClash

Clear workflow with one-tap start after importing a subscription. Requires almost no manual configuration, making it the easiest entry point for Clash on Android.

Archived

Surfboard

Once a highly regarded Android client with a beautiful interface, but the author has stopped maintenance. It still functions normally, but we don't recommend it for new users; archived for legacy needs only.

Download Clash for iOS

iOS / iPadOS restrictions: All clients must be obtained through the App Store

Requires overseas Apple ID

Due to Apple's review policies, proxy apps are only available in App Stores for regions like the US or Japan, and cannot be searched from Mainland China accounts. You need to register or borrow a US Apple ID to find and purchase these apps. See the registration guide below.

Recommended

Stash

The most feature-rich Mihomo-based client for iOS, supporting Clash rules, policy groups, and Widgets. Elegant interface and stable performance. Paid app (approx. $3.99), one-time purchase for life. Closed-source app, no public repository available

Shadowrocket

One of the most well-known iOS proxy tools, with a massive user base and extensive community resources. Relatively easy to learn. Paid app (approx. $2.99), supports multiple protocols. Closed-source app, no public repository available

Quantumult X

Highly customizable with support for complex rules and scripts, beloved by power users. Steeper learning curve, ideal for technical users seeking fine-grained control. Paid app (approx. $7.99). Closed-source app, no public repository available

US Apple ID Registration Guide

How to Register a US Apple ID

Register directly via the official Apple website—free, no credit card required. Once complete, you can purchase the apps listed above from the App Store.

1
Open Apple ID Registration Page

Visit appleid.apple.com, click "Create Your Apple ID," and fill in your name, birthday, and email.

2
Select "United States" as Country/Region

Choose United States from the dropdown, then verify your email to complete registration.

3
Switch to US App Store

Open App Store → Tap profile icon → Scroll to bottom and "Sign Out" → Sign in with your new account to switch regions.

4
Complete Setup without Payment Method

When signing into the App Store for the first time, select None for payment. You can later use Gift Cards for purchases.

Download Clash for Linux

Providing DEB / RPM GUI clients and Mihomo CLI core

Recommended

Clash Verge Rev

Available in DEB and RPM formats, covering mainstream distros like Debian / Ubuntu / Fedora / openSUSE. Supports amd64 and arm64 architectures with a full GUI and feature parity with Windows / macOS versions.

DEB / RPM amd64 / arm64 TUN Mode Rule-based Routing
Choose DEB for Ubuntu / Debian; RPM for Fedora / CentOS / openSUSE
Best for Beginners

FlClash

Consistent cross-platform design. The Linux version provides DEB packages and a UI identical to Windows / macOS versions—perfect for a unified experience across devices.

Mihomo Core (Command Line)

Mihomo (formerly Clash Meta) is the underlying proxy engine used by all clients above. Suitable for server deployment or direct developer use, supporting multiple architectures including amd64 / arm64 / ARMv7.

Terminal — Mihomo Installation Example
# Ubuntu / Debian — Install Clash Verge Rev DEB package $ sudo dpkg -i clash-verge-rev-linux-amd64.deb # Install Mihomo Core DEB package $ sudo dpkg -i mihomo-linux-amd64.deb # Extract GZ binary (for arm64 / ARMv7 architectures) $ gunzip mihomo-linux-amd64.gz $ chmod +x mihomo-linux-amd64 $ sudo mv mihomo-linux-amd64 /usr/local/bin/mihomo # Verify installation successful $ mihomo -v

Three Steps to Get Started

After installation, follow these steps to start using the Clash client

01

Download and Install Client

Choose the correct client for your OS, download, and install normally. Android users should allow installation from unknown sources in system settings.

02

Import Subscription Link

Terminal — Mihomo Installation Example

03

Enable Proxy & Select Node

# Extract GZ binary (for arm64 / ARMv7 architectures)

Common FAQs

Answering common selection and installation questions for beginners

Which client should a beginner choose?

For Windows / macOS / Linux, we recommend FlClash. It features an intuitive UI and is zero-config—just import your link and go. Move to Clash Verge Rev later for advanced needs like TUN mode or complex policy groups.

For Android, choose FlClash or ClashMeta for Android. Both support all protocols; FlClash is easier for beginners, while ClashMeta offers more depth.

For iOS, Shadowrocket is the top recommendation due to its mature experience, rich community resources, and ease of use.

Which version for M1 / M2 / M3 Mac?

For Macs with Apple-designed chips (M1, M2, M3, M4 series), choose the Apple Silicon or arm64 version. These are natively optimized for M-series chips, offering better performance and lower battery usage.

For Macs with Intel processors purchased in 2020 or earlier, choose the Intel or x64 / amd64 version.

Unsure of your chip? Click Apple menu → About This Mac. If the processor says "Apple M," it is an M-series chip.

Why do iOS clients cost money? How to buy them?

Proxy apps on iOS (Stash, Shadowrocket, Quantumult X) are commercial software sold on the App Store. Independent developers on the Apple platform usually use a one-time purchase model, with prices typically between $2.99 and $7.99.

You need a US Apple ID and must switch the App Store to the US region before buying. You can fund your account using US App Store Gift Cards (available on Amazon or Apple.com) without needing a US credit card.

See the "US Apple ID Registration Guide" above for details.

Difference between TUN mode and System Proxy? When to use TUN?

System Proxy (HTTP/HTTPS Proxy): Only takes over traffic for browsers and apps that support system proxy settings. Other programs (like games or CLI tools) are unaffected. Simple setup, low resource use—ideal for basic web browsing.

TUN Mode (Virtual Network Card): Creates a virtual network interface at the system level to take over all TCP/UDP traffic, including apps that don't support proxies. Perfect for global proxy needs like gaming or development. Requires admin permissions and uses more resources.

Where do I get a subscription link?

Subscription links are provided by your Airport (VPN service provider). Log into your airport dashboard to find the Clash-format subscription URL, copy it, and paste it into your client's subscription manager.

If you haven't chosen a provider yet, check online reviews. We recommend providers that support modern protocols like Hysteria2, VLESS, or Reality for better speed and stability.

What to do if Android blocks APK installation?

Since our APKs aren't distributed via Google Play, Android may block them. To fix this: go to Settings → Security → Install unknown apps (path varies by brand), find your browser or file manager, toggle it to "Allowed," then try the installer again.

We recommend turning this permission off after installation for security.

Are Mihomo and Clash Meta the same project?

Yes. The Clash Meta project was officially renamed Mihomo. Both names refer to the same high-performance proxy core maintained by the MetaCubeX team. All clients on this site labeled "Mihomo kernel" use this core, supporting modern protocols like VLESS, Reality, and Hysteria2.