ClashLab
Popular Clash clients for Windows, macOS, Android, Linux and iOS, with maintenance status, package formats and requirements. Every download button goes straight to the project's official GitHub Releases or the App Store.
Built on Tauri and the Mihomo core, with subscription management, a visual rule editor, TUN and service mode. The best pick for new Windows users.
fixed_webview2 on the release page.A cross-platform Flutter client with the same interface on desktop and Android, plus WebDAV sync and multiple themes.
Ships with the Smart and Mihomo cores, and supports config overrides, TUN and WebDAV backup. Great if you want more control.
Built on Tauri, and lets you switch between cores such as Clash Premium, Mihomo and Clash Rust. The latest release may be a pre-release.
Native builds for Apple Silicon and Intel, with the built-in Mihomo core, system proxy and TUN support.
A cross-platform client that looks the same as on Android, handy if you use it on both phone and computer.
A Mihomo-based macOS menu bar client that keeps the familiar ClashX workflow, with TUN support.
Supports config overrides and WebDAV backup, distributed as a PKG installer.
A Material You interface that works just like the desktop app, with one-tap subscription import and WebDAV sync.
The official MetaCubeX Android client, with finer core settings, per-app proxy and service controls.
A graphical interface with visual configuration, DEB and RPM packages, service mode and TUN.
Available as AppImage, DEB and RPM. The AppImage runs on most distributions.
Available as DEB, RPM and a pacman package for Arch Linux.
Switch between multiple cores; available as AppImage, DEB and RPM. The latest release may be a pre-release.
Widely used and easy to learn, with subscription import, rule matching and traffic stats. Works directly with Clash subscriptions.
View on App StoreBuilt around the Clash config format, with proxy groups, rule sets and overrides. The easiest switch for existing Clash users.
View on App StoreSupports JS scripts, rewrites and in-depth debugging, for users with advanced needs.
View on App StoreFormerly Clash.Meta. Supports SS, VMess, VLESS, Trojan, Hysteria2, TUIC, WireGuard and more. GUI clients already bundle it, so no separate download is needed.
Visual management for a headless core: switch nodes, view connections and logs, and run speed tests. Enable external-controller in your config to use one.
Once installed, import your subscription, pick a node and turn on the proxy.
Run the installer. On macOS, allow the app under Privacy & Security the first time you open it; on Android, allow installs from unknown sources.
Paste a Clash / Mihomo subscription URL and update it; the client downloads the nodes, proxy groups and rules. Your subscription URL contains account credentials, so keep it private.
Run a speed test, pick a node, then enable system proxy, VPN or TUN. If something isn't working, check the proxy mode, ports and logs first.
On Windows, macOS and Linux, start with Clash Verge Rev; on Android, start with FlClash. iOS has no official client: Shadowrocket is a good start, or Stash if you already know Clash configs. For a fuller comparison, see client recommendations.
Every button on this page goes straight to the project's official GitHub Releases or the App Store. Avoid modified builds and config files from unknown sources.
Try again on a different network or at another time. After downloading, verify the file against the SHA256 checksum on the release page.
Old versions still run, but they no longer receive updates, security fixes or support for new protocols. We recommend switching to Clash Verge Rev; you can import your existing subscription URL directly.
Clash clients for desktop and Android are free and open source. The compatible iOS apps are paid. Proxy nodes (subscriptions) come from third-party providers and are separate from the clients.