Clash Plus
A good choice for users who want a Chinese-language interface and complete desktop controls, including configuration import, subscription updates, and proxy mode switching.
Client shelf
Clash Downloads and Platform Installers
Browse graphical clients and the Mihomo core by operating system. Choose your platform first, then select a download based on processor architecture, usage, and maintenance status.
Windows / macOS / Linux
Android / iOS
Graphical clients and core downloads organized separately
Platform map
Choose a download section by device
Platform labels update the anchor in the address bar, making it easy to save or share the client list for the current device.
Windows
Windows Clients
Ideal for managing configurations, proxy modes, and the system proxy from a graphical interface. Installers are generally designed for x64 desktop devices.
SYSTEM
Windows 10 or later is recommended for current desktop clients
Clash Verge Rev
A commonly used desktop graphical client for users already familiar with configuration files, rule groups, and system proxy settings.
FlClash
A cross-platform graphical client for users who want a consistent workflow across desktop operating systems.
Clash Nyanpasu
A graphical client for Windows desktops with configuration import, proxy controls, and access to common runtime status information.
Clash for Windows
A legacy Windows client whose project is no longer maintained. Recommended only for users handling older configurations or reviewing the historical interface.
Windows selection tips
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Common architecture | x64 covers most Intel and AMD desktops and laptops. |
| Proxy takeover | Enable the system proxy in the client after installation. Configure TUN mode separately if supported by the client. |
macOS
macOS Clients
Apple Silicon and Intel devices use different builds. Open About This Mac to identify your chip type.
ARCHChoose ARM for Apple silicon and x64 for Intel
Clash Plus
Suitable for macOS users who want straightforward management of subscriptions, rules, and the system proxy.
Clash Verge Rev
A good choice for users who want a mature configuration management interface on macOS. Select the installer that matches your chip.
FlClash
A cross-platform desktop client for users who want to carry a familiar workflow between Windows, macOS, and Linux.
ClashX Meta
A legacy macOS client whose project is no longer maintained. The download remains available for migrating older environments and reviewing configurations.
macOS selection tips
| Device information | Recommended build |
|---|---|
| Apple M-series chip | Choose the Apple silicon or ARM64 installer. |
| Intel processor | Choose the Intel or x64 installer. |
Android
Android Clients
Phones and tablets typically use ARM. Before downloading, check the processor type and Android version in the device information.
APKChoose arm64-v8a first for recent devices
Clash Plus
The mobile interface supports subscription updates, proxy mode switching, and connection status checks.
Clash Meta for Android
An Android client in the Mihomo ecosystem for users who need mobile configuration files and rule support.
FlClash
Suitable for users who want similar configuration logic across desktop and mobile devices, with an Android installer included.
Surfboard
An Android configuration and proxy tool for users already experienced with mobile rule configurations.
Android architecture selection
| Architecture | Common devices |
|---|---|
| arm64-v8a | Recent phones, tablets, and most mainstream Android devices. |
| armeabi-v7a | Older 32-bit ARM devices; confirm the system architecture first. |
| Universal package | Useful when the architecture is unclear and the client provides a universal installer. |
iOS
iOS Clients
Clash Plus provides an App Store listing for mobile proxy configuration on iPhone and iPad.
STOREInstall from the App Store listing
Clash Plus
Clash Plus provides a mobile proxy tool for iPhone and iPad. Review the app details first, then follow the page instructions to install and configure it.
iOS usage tips
| Stage | Recommended action |
|---|---|
| Install | Review the app information on the Clash Plus listing, then complete the installation. |
| Configure | Open the app's configuration section, import a subscription or configuration file, and update the configuration. |
| Connect | Approve the system VPN configuration request, then choose the required policy mode in the app. |
Linux
Linux Clients
Desktop Linux users can choose a deb or rpm package. For servers or routers, see the Mihomo core section below.
PACKAGEChoose deb or rpm for your distribution
Clash Verge Rev
Suitable for Linux users who need a desktop graphical interface, configuration file management, and system proxy controls.
FlClash
A cross-platform Linux graphical client for users who want one interface to manage subscriptions and proxy modes.
Linux package selection
| Distribution type | Preferred package |
|---|---|
| Debian, Ubuntu, and derivatives | Choose the DEB package. |
| Fedora, RHEL, and derivatives | Choose the RPM package. |
| Other distributions or portable use | Choose AppImage when available, then configure execution permissions as required by the system. |
Core engine
Mihomo Core Downloads
Mihomo is suitable for servers, routers, bypass gateways, and environments where users maintain their own configuration files. Desktop users should generally choose a graphical client above.
An actively maintained core
Choose an archive or DEB package by system and architecture
The core does not provide a desktop window. After downloading, run it with a configuration file, startup arguments, or a service manager. It is best suited to users familiar with ports, rules, and routing paths.
Download notes
Common questions before and after downloading
Platform selection only matches the installer to your device. For subscription imports, proxy modes, and connection issues, continue to the tutorials and Troubleshooting resources.
Which Clash client should you choose for Windows?
Windows users who want a graphical interface can start with Clash Plus, or choose Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, or Clash Nyanpasu for configuration compatibility. Import your subscription after downloading.
How do you choose between Intel and Apple Silicon macOS installers?
Check the chip information in About This Mac. Choose the macOS ARM build for Apple silicon and macOS x64 for Intel.
Which architecture should you choose for an Android client?
Most recent phones and tablets use ARM64, so arm64-v8a is usually the best choice. For older devices, check the system information and choose armeabi-v7a. If unsure, use the available universal package.
Is the Mihomo core suitable for everyday desktop users?
The Mihomo core is mainly intended for servers, routers, and users who manage their own configuration. Most desktop users can simply choose a graphical Clash client.
How do you get started after downloading a client?
After installation, open the client and import a usable configuration from the configuration or subscription page. Update the profile, choose Rule, Global, or Direct mode, and check the system proxy toggle and local port settings.