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Official downloads for Clash for Windows, Clash Meta for Android, ClashX Meta (macOS), iOS, and Linux clients. Free and open source, with smart rule-based routing, one-click subscription import, and support for mainstream protocols like Shadowsocks, VMess, and Trojan.

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features

One config.yaml, All of Clash's Capabilities

Every core capability of Clash maps to a field in the config file. Click a field on the left to see what it can do for you.

~/.config/clash/config.yaml

mixed-port: 7890

High-Performance Mixed-Port Core

A core engine written in Go, with HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies sharing a single port. Low memory footprint, high-concurrency forwarding — enough to max out your bandwidth for 4K streaming, gaming, or big downloads.

One port, two protocols — configure the system proxy just once;
Thousands of concurrent connections — memory usage stays in the tens of MB;
Same core across 5 platforms — a consistent experience on Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux.

mode: rule

Smart Rule-Based Routing

Matches traffic against rules by domain, IP range, or GeoIP: mainland China sites connect direct with no detour, everything else routes through the proxy automatically, and ad/tracking domains get blocked outright — no manual switching required.

DOMAIN / IP-CIDR / GEOIP — mix and match multiple rule types;
Remotely hosted rule sets — subscribe to community-maintained rules and use them instantly;
REJECT blocking — ad domains get dropped right at the connection layer.

proxies: [128 nodes]

Unified Multi-Protocol Node Management

Supports mainstream proxy protocols including Shadowsocks, VMess, Trojan, Snell, SOCKS5, and HTTP(S) — mix nodes from different protocols into a single proxy group for unified scheduling.

One-click subscription import — paste a link and pull in every node automatically;
Mixed protocols — SS and VMess nodes can coexist in the same group;
Auto-updates — subscriptions refresh on a schedule, so node changes happen seamlessly.

proxy-groups: url-test

Automatic Latency Testing & Failover

A url-test proxy group periodically tests every node's latency and always picks the fastest one; a fallback group automatically switches to a backup node if one fails, so your connection never drops.

Auto-optimized latency — no need to pick nodes by hand;
Failover in seconds — a single node going down won't disrupt you;
Load balancing — spreads heavy traffic across multiple nodes.

dns: fake-ip

DNS Anti-Poisoning

Built-in Fake-IP mode plus encrypted DoH/DoT upstreams prevent DNS poisoning and hijacking at the source, so resolution results stay trustworthy and access is faster.

Fake-IP — skips the real resolution round-trip to cut latency;
DoH / DoT — encrypted queries resist eavesdropping and tampering;
Split resolution — mainland China domains and everything else use different upstream resolvers.

external-ui: dashboard

Visual Control Dashboard

A RESTful API paired with a web dashboard lets you see every connection's destination, matched rule, and traffic chart in real time — switch nodes, run latency tests, and change modes, all through a graphical UI.

Connection details — see exactly where every connection is going;
Live traffic charts — upload/download speed curves refresh in real time;
Free and open source — both the dashboard and core code are fully public and auditable.

quick start

Get Started in 3 Steps
Online in 5 Minutes

No networking knowledge required — just follow the session log on the right.

$ tips: Hit a snag? Check the FAQ first — it already answers about 90% of common errors.

See the full illustrated guide → (with a proxy mode breakdown and rule cheat sheet)

Download & Install the ClientINSTALL

Pick your OS from the release list below. On Windows, double-click the installer; on macOS, drag it into Applications; on Android/iOS, just install it directly.

$ open clash-setup-x64.exe

✓ Clash installed — icon now showing in the tray

Import Your Subscription LinkSUBSCRIBE

Open the client's "Profiles" page, paste the subscription URL from your provider, and download — the node list and routing rules import automatically, then keep updating on a schedule.

$ clash profile add "https://your-provider.com/sub?token=***"

✓ 128 proxies, 8642 rules imported

Turn On the System ProxyCONNECT

Select "Rule mode," flip on the system proxy toggle, and it takes effect instantly — mainland China sites go direct, everything else goes through the proxy, ads get blocked, all decided automatically by the rules.

$ clash mode rule # Set to Rule mode

$ clash system-proxy on

✓ Tunnel ready. Enjoy your network.

download

Clash Client Downloads for Every Platform

Pick your platform to get the installer — every build comes straight from the official source, no third-party modifications.

RELEASE MANIFEST — github.com/MetaCubeX/mihomo ● latest stable

Windowswin10 / win11 .exex64arm64Get ↓ ≈ 68 MB Get ↓ macOSIntel / Apple Silicon .dmguniversalHomebrew ≈ 45 MB Get ↓ AndroidAndroid 8.0+ .apkarm64-v8aarmeabi-v7a ≈ 32 MB Get ↓ iOSiPhone / iPad App StoreTestFlight ≈ 28 MB Get ↓ LinuxMajor Distros .deb.rpmAppImageAUR ≈ 40 MB Get ↓

# Need an older version or an ARM build? Head to GitHub Releases for the full list.

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Reliability Verified by the Open-Source Community

Data comes straight from the public GitHub repo and release stats — anyone can verify it.

COMMUNITY MONITOR — ● all systems normal

GitHub Stars52K+

Total Downloads30M+

Community Contributors400+

Platforms Supported5/5

licenseGPL-3.0 Open-source license, always free

languageGo 100% High-performance, statically compiled

auditpublic Open source, audited by developers worldwide

telemetrynone Zero telemetry, no data collected

$ git clone https://github.com/MetaCubeX/mihomo.git

blog

Tutorials & Tech Blog

From zero to advanced rule writing — a growing library of guides to help solve every problem you run into.

2026-08-24 Advanced

Fix Cursor Not Working With Clash: Timeout Troubleshooting

Cursor may stop responding when Clash sends its traffic through the wrong mode, node, or rule. Learn how to identify the failure, test direct connectivity, configure Cursor routing, and confirm whether the issue comes from Clash or your proxy provider.

-> 2026-08-23 Advanced

Clash Explained: A Beginner’s Guide to Nodes and Subscriptions

Clash can seem confusing when terms like proxy provider, subscription, profile, and node appear all at once. This guide breaks down the ecosystem in plain English so first-time users can choose a service, recognize what they are downloading, and get started with fewer mistakes.

-> 2026-08-22 Advanced

Clash Verge Rev System Proxy Setup On Windows: A Simple Guide

Need Windows apps to use Clash Verge Rev? Follow this practical guide to enable the system proxy, change connection modes, verify the result, and fix the most common setup problems.

-> 2026-08-21 Advanced

Clash For Android: How To Add Subscriptions And Switch Nodes

A practical beginner guide to Clash for Android covering subscription URLs, profile updates, node testing, server selection, and the proxy modes you will use most often.

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