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Clash Clients
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Native clients for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux. We host official installers locally for high-speed access. All clients are powered by the Mihomo core for modern protocol support.

Direct Downloads, No VPN Required
Powered by Mihomo Core
Auditable Open-Source Code
Always the Latest Versions
Windows Clients
Windows 10 / 11 x64 · ARM64 ~150 MB Disk Space
Clash Verge Rev
Main Choice Recommended for Beginners

A community-maintained version of the original Clash Verge with a modern, polished UI. The top choice for Windows/macOS/Linux users since Clash for Windows was archived.

Modern UI Mihomo Core TUN Mode Auto-Update Scripting Support
clash-verge-rev/clash-verge-rev
FlClash
Recommended for Beginners

Built with Material You design, FlClash provides a simple and intuitive experience for new users across Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux.

Material You Cross-Platform Sync Light & Fast
chen08209/FlClash
Clash Nyanpasu

Features a cat-themed interface and supports dual-core switching between Mihomo and sing-box. Best for advanced users who love customization.

Dual-Core Support Highly Customizable
libnyanpasu/clash-nyanpasu
Clash for Windows
Archived

Once the most popular Windows client, development stopped in 2023. We maintain this link for compatibility reference only. Not recommended for new users.

History No longer maintained
Original repository (Fndroid/clash_for_windows_pkg) has been deleted by the author

Installation Hint:After launching the .exe, if Windows shows an 'unverified publisher' warning, click 'More Info' → 'Run anyway'. This is common for open-source clients without expensive certificates and is not a security threat. All packages are sourced directly from official GitHub releases.

Quick Start

Get Started in Three Easy Steps

No technical knowledge required. Follow these steps to connect in under 5 minutes.

01

Download and Install

Select your platform above and download the recommended client. Install as usual on Windows/macOS, APK on Android, or App Store on iOS.

02

Import Subscription Link

Open the client, find the Config or Subscription tab, and paste your Clash-format link from your provider. Click import to fetch nodes.

03

Connect Now

Select a node or proxy mode (Rule mode is recommended), toggle the System Proxy or TUN switch, and Clash immediately takes over your traffic. Local traffic goes direct while international traffic uses the proxy—all automatically.

FAQ

Everything You Need to Know Before Downloading

We've compiled the most common questions about downloading and installing Clash to help you get started quickly.

Which Clash client should I choose for the first time?

Windows / macOS: We recommend Clash Verge Rev for its modern interface and active maintenance. If you prefer a simpler experience with fewer options, FlClash is an excellent choice.

Android: FlClash is the top choice. It's easy to use, supports one-click activation, and doesn't require root access.

iOS: Stash is highly recommended for its excellent Clash configuration support. It can be purchased on the global App Store (approx. $3.99).

Clash for Windows is discontinued. What should I use instead?

The original CFW stopped development in late 2023. Top current alternatives include:

Clash Verge Rev: Similar interface to CFW but more powerful and actively maintained for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

FlClash: Simpler to use, cross-platform (including Android), and perfect for users who don't need advanced scripting.

Both are based on the Mihomo core, supporting modern protocols like Hysteria2, VLESS, and TUIC.

Which version is for M1/M2/M3 Macs? What about Intel Macs?

Apple Silicon (M-series): Download the version with arm64 or Apple Silicon in the filename for native performance.

Intel Mac: Download the version with x64 or amd64 in the filename.

Check via: Apple Menu → About This Mac. If it says 'M1/M2/M3/M4', choose Apple Silicon. If it says 'Intel', choose x64.

Should I download ARM64, ARMv7, or Universal for Android?

99% of users should choose ARM64. Almost all Android phones released after 2016 use the 64-bit ARM64-v8a architecture.

Use armeabi-v7a only for legacy 32-bit devices. The Universal package works on everything but has a much larger file size.

Why is Clash paid on iOS? Are there free clients?

Due to App Store policies, reliable iOS proxy tools are paid (Stash ~$3.99, Shadowrocket ~$2.99). There are currently no free open-source iOS clients with full Clash subscription support.

These apps are invisible on the China App Store. You must switch to a global Apple ID (e.g., US) to find and purchase them. See our guide above.

What is the difference between TUN Mode and System Proxy?

System Proxy (HTTP/SOCKS5) only handles apps that recognize proxy settings. Some programs may bypass it entirely.

TUN Mode creates a virtual network interface to intercept 100% of TCP/UDP traffic, including games, CLI tools, and system updates.

System Proxy is enough for most web browsing. Use TUN Mode only if you need to proxy games or command-line traffic.

I installed the app but have no nodes. How do I import a subscription?

Clash is a tool, not a provider. You need to purchase a service from an 'airport' that provides a Clash-format subscription link.

Once you have the link, paste it into the Config or Subscription tab and click 'Update/Import.' Then select a node and enable System Proxy to start surfing.

Is the Clash client safe? Does it collect data?

Clients like Clash Verge Rev and FlClash are fully open-source on GitHub. They are audited by the global developer community and contain no backdoors or data-reporting logic.

We provide official, unmodified packages from GitHub. Your traffic only flows through the nodes you choose, and node security is the responsibility of your proxy provider.

Fully Open Source

All recommended clients are open-source on GitHub, auditable, and community-maintained.

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