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Installers for every platform — Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux: Clash Plus, Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, Clash Meta for Android, Clash Nyanpasu, and the Mihomo core, sorted by platform and architecture. Just click a button to grab the latest version.
PLATFORMS
Each card lists its system requirements and core details. Not sure which one to pick? Start with the client comparison, then follow the quick-start guide to import your subscription once installed.
Five clients available for Windows: Clash Plus is our top pick; if you need TUN mode and profile merging, go with Clash Verge Rev; Clash for Windows is no longer maintained and kept only for archival purposes.
CLASH PLUS · WINDOWS
A modern, all-in-one client built on the mihomo core, with the same look and feel across every platform. Subscription import, rule-based routing, latency testing, and auto-start all work out of the box — a solid main client for Windows.
CLASH VERGE REV · WINDOWS
A lightweight Tauri-based client with TUN mode, a visual rule editor, and profile merging, all while staying easy on system resources. The go-to pick for power users who like to fine-tune their routing rules.
FLCLASH · WINDOWS
A cross-platform client built with Flutter — Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android all share the same interface and behavior, so switching devices takes zero relearning. Available as both an installer and a portable zip.
CLASH NYANPASU · WINDOWS
Another Tauri-based client offering multi-profile management and a visual proxy chain editor, with smooth animations throughout — great for users who enjoy tweaking layouts and themes.
CLASH FOR WINDOWS · ARCHIVED
Once the go-to Windows client, its repository is now archived and no longer updated, so it doesn't receive core or security fixes — kept here for historical reference only. New users should pick one of the actively maintained clients above; existing users can migrate over and reuse their subscription links directly.
| OS Version | Windows 10 1809 or later; Windows 11 recommended |
| Processor | x86-64(AMD64) |
| Runtime | The installer bundles everything it needs — just follow the setup wizard |
| Disk Space | About 200 MB |
Pick your macOS build by chip: Apple Silicon for M-series Macs, Intel for older Macs. ClashX Meta is no longer maintained and kept only for archival purposes.
CLASH PLUS · MACOS
Runs natively on Apple Silicon, with a separate build available for Intel Macs. Lives in the menu bar with auto-updating subscriptions, rule-based routing, and TUN mode — a hassle-free choice for Mac.
CLASH VERGE REV · MACOS
Built on Tauri, so the installer is small and startup is fast, with support for TUN mode and profile merging. The current build is x86_64 — on Apple Silicon Macs it runs through Rosetta 2.
FLCLASH · MACOS
A Flutter-based client with a consistent experience across platforms, so it shares the same workflow as your other devices. The current build is x86_64 — on Apple Silicon Macs it runs through Rosetta 2.
CLASHX META · ARCHIVED
A Meta-core fork of the classic macOS menu-bar client ClashX. No longer maintained and kept only for archival purposes. This build is x86_64 — on Apple Silicon Macs it runs through Rosetta 2.
| OS Version | macOS 11 Big Sur or later |
| Processor | Apple Silicon (M-series) or Intel — download the matching build for your chip |
| About the Builds | Clash Plus ships native arm64 and x64 builds; other clients currently ship an x86_64 build, which runs on Apple Silicon via Rosetta 2 |
| Disk Space | About 150 MB |
Most Android phones use arm64-v8a; older devices and emulators have separate builds available. You'll need to grant VPN permission the first time you connect.
CLASH PLUS · ANDROID
An Android client built from the same codebase as the desktop version, with auto-updating subscriptions, per-app proxy rules, and a notification-bar quick toggle — the same workflow as the desktop app, so there's nothing new to learn when switching devices.
CLASH META FOR ANDROID
The official Android GUI front-end for the mihomo core, with the widest protocol support and the fastest core updates — a good pick if you want the latest protocol features first.
FLCLASH · ANDROID
A cross-platform experience matching the desktop version, with a clean interface, solid battery efficiency, per-app proxy rules, and auto-updating subscriptions.
SURFBOARD · ANDROID
A veteran Android proxy tool with a clean interface, compatible with Clash subscriptions and configs — a good fit if you're used to Surge-style controls.
| OS Version | Android 7.0 or later; Android 12 or later recommended |
| Processor | arm64-v8a for most phones, armeabi-v7a for older devices, or universal if you're unsure |
| Permissions | VPN permission is required the first time you connect |
| Installation | Download the APK and install it directly — you'll need to allow installs from unknown sources |
iOS is distributed exclusively through the App Store — tap the button to jump to the store page and install. Once installed, follow the tutorial to import your subscription and connect.
CLASH PLUS · IOS
An App Store-listed iOS client with the same workflow as the desktop version: subscription import, rule-based routing, latency testing, widget support, and Shortcuts integration. Usage docs and release notes are available at clashplus.io.
After Installing
Open Clash Plus, paste your subscription URL on the profiles page and update it, then set the proxy mode to Rule. See the quick-start guide for step-by-step screenshots.
| OS Version | iOS 15.0 or later |
| Device | iPhone and iPad |
| How to Get It | Search for Clash Plus on the App Store, or use the button on this page to jump straight to the store listing |
| Account | Sign in to the App Store with your usual Apple ID — no special account needed |
Linux offers deb and rpm packages, plus a portable AppImage. For servers and routers, use the standalone Mihomo core below instead.
CLASH VERGE REV · LINUX
The most fully-featured Clash client for the Linux desktop: available as both deb and rpm packages, with TUN mode, a system tray icon, and a visual rule editor.
FLCLASH · LINUX
The Linux build of the cross-platform Flutter client, available as deb, rpm, and AppImage. The AppImage needs no installation — ideal if you'd rather not touch your system package manager.
| Distro | Debian 11+ / Ubuntu 20.04+ / Fedora 36+ and other major distros |
| Processor | x86-64(amd64) |
| Package Format | Install the deb with apt or dpkg, the rpm with dnf, or just mark the AppImage executable and run it directly |
| Disk Space | About 120 MB |
CORE
Mihomo is the proxy core that drives every GUI client on this page. The standalone package has no interface and is meant for servers, routers, and command-line use — you'll need to write your own config.yaml and run it from the terminal. Desktop and mobile users should just use the clients above; there's no need to download this.
| Platform | Architecture | Format | File |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | AMD64 | zip | mihomo-windows-amd64.zip |
| Windows | ARM64 | zip | mihomo-windows-arm64.zip |
| macOS | Intel | gz | mihomo-darwin-amd64.gz |
| macOS | Apple Silicon | 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 Soft-Float | gz | mihomo-linux-mips-softfloat.gz |
How to Run It
Extract the package, place the executable and config.yaml in the same directory, then run ./mihomo -d . to start it. The default mixed port is 7890, with the external controller at 127.0.0.1:9090. For config syntax, see our beginner-to-advanced guide.
FAQ
For more installation and usage questions, see the full FAQ; for config details, check our beginner-to-advanced guide.
After installing the client, paste your subscription URL on the profiles page, run an update, set the proxy mode to Rule, then flip on the system proxy switch to connect. Full step-by-step instructions are in the quick-start guide.
If you're not sure, go with Clash Plus, the first card on each platform. Need TUN mode and fine-grained config control? Pick Clash Verge Rev. Want a consistent experience across multiple devices? Choose FlClash. See the client comparison for the full breakdown.
Almost every phone released after 2018 uses arm64-v8a. Older devices should use armeabi-v7a. If you're unsure, grab the universal package — it's a bit larger but installs on any device.
Both are no longer maintained and no longer receive core or security updates; they're kept here only for archival purposes. Existing installs will keep working, but we recommend migrating to an actively maintained client — your subscription links and configs carry over directly, no re-downloading needed.
Mihomo is the proxy core that powers every client on this page — each GUI client already bundles the matching core, so regular users don't need to download it separately. The standalone core package is for servers, routers, and command-line use, where you write your own config by hand and run it from the terminal.
Pick deb for Debian, Ubuntu, and their derivatives; pick rpm for Fedora, RHEL, and openSUSE; if you're on another distro or don't want to install anything system-wide, grab the AppImage — just mark it executable and run it directly.