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Every actively maintained Clash client, organized by platform. The first card on each platform is our top pick, Clash Plus — scroll down if you need TUN mode, script overrides, or other advanced features. Version numbers and files are pulled live from the release manifest, so download buttons always point to the latest build. Once installed, head to the setup guide to get configured.

Platform clients

WINDOWS / MACOS / ANDROID / IOS / LINUX

For Windows 10 and later, 64-bit only. First time using Clash? Install the top card. Need fine-grained config control or TUN mode? Check out Clash Verge Rev and FlClash. All installers are pulled live from the release manifest, so every button links to the current build.

Clash Plus

Top pick

A unified graphical client available on every platform, with Mihomo core built in. Subscription import, profile switching, and rule-based routing all happen right in the interface — no manual YAML editing required. If this is your first time using Clash, start here, then follow the three-step setup guide.

Download for Windows

Clash Verge Rev

Recommended

A community-maintained desktop client built on Tauri, with Mihomo core built in. Supports TUN mode, config merging, and script overrides — a solid fit if you want to edit configuration files directly or fine-tune your rule sets.

Download for Windows

FlClash

A cross-platform client built with Flutter, with a clean interface that works well out of the box. Supports TUN mode and automatic subscription updates. Available as a standard installer or a portable ZIP that runs with no installation — handy if you'd rather skip the registry entries.

Download installer Portable ZIP

Clash Nyanpasu

Another desktop client built on Mihomo core, known for chained config scripts and multi-subscription management — you can layer multiple override rules on top of the same subscription. A good match if you're juggling several subscriptions at once.

Download for Windows

Clash for Windows

No longer maintained

Once the go-to Windows client, discontinued in 2023 — an archived build is available here. It won't receive fixes for new protocols or OS compatibility, so it's really only for people transitioning off an old config. New users should pick one of the actively maintained clients above.

Download archived build

System requirements · WINDOWS

Item	Requirement
OS version	Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit
CPU architecture	x64; ARM64 devices can use the ARM64 Mihomo core build below
Permissions	Administrator rights are required for TUN mode or installing system services
Disk space	About 300 MB for installation and config cache

Check your chip before downloading: Apple menu → About This Mac. Apple M-series chips need the Apple Silicon build; Intel chips need the Intel build. If macOS blocks the app on first launch, see the FAQ at the bottom of this page.

Clash Plus

Top pick

The macOS version mirrors the Windows and mobile experience, with Mihomo core built in, a persistent menu bar icon, and one-click profile switching. Grab the DMG that matches your chip.

Apple Silicon build Intel build

Clash Verge Rev

Recommended

The macOS build has the same feature set as desktop: TUN mode, config merging, script overrides. You'll need to approve its network extension in System Settings before TUN will actually work — full steps are in the OS-specific guide.

Apple Silicon build Intel build

FlClash

A clean, cross-platform client — the macOS version ships as a single universal DMG that works on both chip types. Supports TUN mode, automatic subscription updates, and a latency-testing panel.

Download for macOS

ClashX Meta

No longer maintained

A lightweight menu bar client — ClashX's Meta-core fork, now discontinued. The archived build still works with existing configs, but new installs should go with one of the actively maintained clients above.

Download archived build

System requirements · MACOS

Item	Requirement
OS version	macOS 11 Big Sur or later recommended
Chip	Download the matching build for Apple Silicon (M-series) or Intel
Permissions	Approvals
First launch	If macOS blocks it, Control-click the app and choose "Open" to allow it

Android clients ship as a direct APK install. For most phones released in recent years, choose arm64-v8a; older 32-bit devices need armeabi-v7a; if you're unsure, grab the universal build. You'll need to allow app installs from your browser in system settings.

Clash Plus

Top pick

Same interface and logic as the desktop version, with per-app proxy rules and automatic subscription updates, routing all traffic through the system's VPN interface. Currently available as an arm64-v8a build, which covers virtually every phone released in recent years.

Download arm64-v8a

Clash Meta for Android

The official Android client for Mihomo core, staying close to the core's native capabilities with full rule and profile support, plus config overrides. Pick the build that matches your device's architecture, or go with universal if you're not sure.

arm64-v8a armeabi-v7a Universal build

FlClash

The mobile interface matches desktop, with per-app proxy rules, latency testing, and subscription management. The x86_64 build targets emulators and a handful of tablets — most phones should use the first two builds.

arm64-v8a armeabi-v7a x86_64

Surfboard

A third-party Android client compatible with Clash subscriptions, with a simple, no-frills interface — a solid backup option or a good pick for setting up on a family member's device. We provide the universal-architecture build here.

Download universal APK

System requirements · ANDROID

Item	Requirement
OS version	Android 8.0 or later
CPU architecture	Most phones need arm64-v8a; older devices need armeabi-v7a
Permissions	You'll need to approve a system VPN connection request on first launch
Install source	You'll need to enable "Install unknown apps" — safe to turn back off afterward

The iOS version is distributed through the App Store — tap the button below to go straight to the store page, where installation and updates are handled automatically. Just approve the system's VPN configuration request on first launch.

Clash Plus

Top pick

Works identically on iPhone and iPad, with the same subscription import, profile switching, and rule-based routing as the desktop version. Search for Clash Plus on the App Store, or tap the button below to jump straight to the store page. Full platform details are available at clashplus.io.

Get it on the App Store

System requirements · IOS

Item	Requirement
OS version	iOS / iPadOS 15 or later
Devices	Universal build for iPhone and iPad
Permissions	You'll need to approve a system VPN configuration profile on first launch
How you get it	Installed via the App Store, with updates handled automatically

Pick a package format for your desktop distro: deb for Debian/Ubuntu-based systems, rpm for Fedora/openSUSE-based systems. Running Clash on a server or router? Skip the GUI and use the Mihomo core build in the section below instead.

Clash Verge Rev

Recommended

The most full-featured option for Linux desktops: TUN mode, config merging, script overrides, and system proxy integration all work. Install the deb package with sudo apt install ./filename.deb, or the rpm package with sudo dnf install.

Download deb (amd64) Download rpm (x86_64)

FlClash

The Linux desktop build shares the same interface as other platforms and ships as a deb package. It has minimal dependencies and shows up in your applications menu right after install; grant permissions when prompted to enable TUN mode.

Download deb (amd64)

System requirements · LINUX

Item	Requirement
Distro	Debian 11+, Ubuntu 22.04+, Fedora 38+, and other mainstream desktop distros
CPU architecture	x86_64 (amd64); ARM devices should use the Mihomo core build below
Desktop environment	GNOME, KDE, etc. — system tray support depends on the relevant extension
Permissions	sudo access is required for installation and TUN mode

Mihomo core

SERVER / ROUTER / HEADLESS

CORE Command-line core build · No GUI For systemd, OpenWrt, and Docker setups

Mihomo is the rule-based routing core built into every graphical client listed above. This section provides standalone command-line builds for servers, routers, and containers with no desktop environment. If you're on a regular desktop or phone, you don't need to download the core separately — just use one of the GUI clients above. Otherwise, match the build to your target device's OS and CPU architecture:

OS	Architecture	Format	Download
Windows	AMD64	zip	mihomo-windows-amd64.zip
Windows	ARM64	zip	mihomo-windows-arm64.zip
macOS	Intel(x64)	gz	mihomo-darwin-amd64.gz
macOS	Apple Silicon(arm64)	gz	mihomo-darwin-arm64.gz
Linux	AMD64	deb	mihomo-linux-amd64.deb
Linux	AMD64	gz	mihomo-linux-amd64.gz
Linux	ARM64	gz	mihomo-linux-arm64.gz
Linux	ARMv7	gz	mihomo-linux-armv7.gz
Linux	MIPS softfloat	gz	mihomo-linux-mips-softfloat.gz

Note

The gz archive extracts to a single executable — pair it with config.yaml and a systemd service unit to run it persistently. If you're flashing a router, be careful to distinguish ARMv7 from MIPS softfloat builds; the firmware page usually lists the SoC model.

Download & installation FAQ

INSTALL / ARCH / FIRST-RUN

What do I do if Windows SmartScreen blocks the installer?

SmartScreen flags files based on code-signing certificates and download volume, and most open-source clients skip paid signing certificates, so this warning is expected. Click "More info," then "Run anyway" to continue. If your browser blocks the download outright, open your downloads list and choose "Keep" for the file.

What if macOS says the app can't be opened because the developer can't be verified?

Control-click the app icon, choose "Open," and confirm again in the dialog that appears. Alternatively, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the bottom, and click "Open Anyway" next to the blocked app. Once you allow it the first time, the warning won't appear again.

How do I know whether to download the Apple Silicon or Intel build for macOS?

Click the Apple menu in the top-left corner and open "About This Mac." If the Chip field shows an Apple M-series chip, download the Apple Silicon (arm64) build; if it shows Intel, download the Intel (x64) build. Running the wrong build works through Rosetta translation, but you'll take a real hit on performance and memory use, so match the download to your chip.

What's the difference between the arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, and universal Android builds?

arm64-v8a targets 64-bit chips and covers virtually every phone released in recent years — it's smaller and runs more efficiently, so pick it first. armeabi-v7a is for older 32-bit devices. The universal build bundles multiple architectures into one package; it's the most compatible option but also the largest, so use it if you're not sure which architecture your device has.

Can I start browsing right after installing the client?

The client itself is just a traffic-routing tool — you still need to import a configuration file with server details (typically from a subscription link provided by your proxy service) before it can actually connect. Once installed, follow the three steps on the setup guide: import your subscription, choose a proxy mode, and verify connectivity.

Clash for Windows and ClashX Meta are no longer maintained. Can I still download and use them?

Archived builds of both are still available for download, and existing configurations will keep working. But since development has stopped, neither will receive fixes for new protocols or OS compatibility issues going forward. New users should go straight for Clash Plus or Clash Verge Rev; existing users can check the client comparison page for migration options.