Clash (Mihomo) is an open-source proxy client supporting Shadowsocks, VMess, VLESS, and Trojan protocols. One-click import for provider subscriptions, intelligent split tunneling for direct domestic connection and overseas proxy, covering Windows / macOS / Android / iOS / Linux.
An open-source proxy client with 50,000+ GitHub Stars—optimized deeply for network proxies. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced user, you can get started quickly. Rule-based split tunneling makes your internet experience faster and freer.
Fine-grained traffic matching based on domains, IP CIDR, GeoIP, and other multi-dimensional conditions. Direct acceleration for domestic websites, proxy for overseas services, and direct blocking for advertising domains. Configure once, automate forever.
Native support for mainstream proxy protocols such as Shadowsocks (SS), VMess, VLESS, Trojan, and Snell. One-click import by pasting provider subscription links, compatible with 99% of provider formats on the market, ready to use out of the box.
Clash for Windows (CFW), ClashX (macOS), and Clash for Android (CFA) provide natively optimized clients for each platform. Use the same subscription link across multiple devices, switching seamlessly anytime, anywhere.
The Mihomo (formerly Clash Meta) core, written in Go, features extremely low memory and CPU consumption. It maintains stable high-throughput proxy performance even on low-spec devices and supports TUN mode for true global proxying.
Clash (Mihomo) code is 100% open-source and hosted on GitHub, continuously audited by tens of thousands of developers worldwide. No backdoors, no telemetry data collection. It is recommended to always download from official channels to avoid modified versions of unknown origin.
Define proxy policies through intuitive YAML configuration files. Supports policy groups, node health checks, and automatic failover. Handle domestic direct connections, overseas proxies, and ad blocking all with one set of rules. Import provider subscriptions and they take effect immediately.
Whether it's SS (Shadowsocks), VMess, Trojan, or emerging protocols like VLESS, Reality, and Hysteria2, Clash provides top-tier support. It is compatible with the vast majority of provider subscription formats available on the market.
Whether you use a Windows PC, Mac, iPhone, or Android phone, Clash provides natively optimized clients for each: CFW, ClashX, and CFA offer a consistent experience. A single subscription can be used across platforms—just download and connect.
Select Platform to DownloadClash's rule engine allows you to precisely define egress policies for every network request using YAML declarative configuration—domestic websites accelerate via direct connection, while overseas services like GitHub, Google, and ChatGPT go through the proxy, and advertising domains are blocked directly. All rules are clear, easy to audit and maintain, with subscriptions updating automatically.
From individual users to development teams, Clash, with its flexible rule engine and rich protocol support, has become the preferred network proxy tool for accessing overseas resources, development debugging, privacy protection, and streaming media unlocking.
With Clash rule-based split tunneling, stably access overseas development and learning platforms like GitHub, Google, ChatGPT, and YouTube. Domestic websites accelerate simultaneously via direct connection, eliminating manual proxy switching.
Built-in HTTP/SOCKS5 proxy ports, working with tools like Charles and Wireshark for API debugging and packet analysis. Let npm, pip, and Docker image pulls go through the proxy—an essential tool for frontend and backend developers.
Hide your real IP address through encrypted proxy channels, effectively protecting personal data security in public Wi-Fi environments. Prevent traffic eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks. Open-source code is auditable with no data collection.
Unlock region-restricted content on streaming platforms like Netflix, YouTube Premium, Disney+, and Spotify by selecting nodes in corresponding regions. Precise rule matching ensures non-streaming traffic doesn't use the proxy, saving bandwidth.
From Clash for Windows (CFW) to ClashX (macOS) and Clash for Android (CFA), each client is deeply optimized for its platform. The same subscription link works across all platforms—download and use immediately without extra configuration.
The most feature-rich Windows proxy client with an intuitive graphical interface. Supports TUN mode for true global proxying, built-in node latency testing, and automatic switching. Compatible with all mainstream provider subscription formats, it is the top choice for Windows PC users.
Download Clash for WindowsA menu bar proxy tool designed specifically for Mac. Lightweight and resident in the background, it fully supports Apple Silicon (M1 / M2 / M3 chips). ClashX Pro supports Enhanced Mode, making it the mainstream choice for macOS users.
Download ClashX for macOSFeatures a clean and smooth Material Design interface. Supports VPN mode for global proxying and is compatible with Android 5.0 and above. One-click subscription import and real-time traffic statistics make it the most downloaded Clash client for Android.
Download Clash for Android (APK)Stash and Shadowrocket are fully compatible with Clash's YAML configuration format. Import provider subscription links directly after downloading from the App Store. Supports TUN mode for true global proxying, perfectly adapted for iPhone and iPad. Note: Requires a non-Mainland China Apple ID for searching.
View Recommended iPhone / iPad ClientsMihomo command-line core paired with a browser Web Dashboard. Flexibly adapts to mainstream distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, and Arch Linux. Also supports server-side transparent proxy and side-router deployment.
Download Clash for LinuxFrom downloading the client to importing provider subscription links, the Clash configuration process is simple. Even beginners using a proxy tool for the first time can complete all settings in 5 minutes.
Choose Clash for Windows, ClashX (macOS), or CFA (Android) based on your device system, and download the corresponding installation package.
Paste the subscription link provided by your provider or upload a YAML configuration file on the client's "Profiles" page. The node list will sync and import automatically.
Select a suitable egress from the node list and click "Start System Proxy." Clash rule-based split tunneling will take effect immediately, with domestic traffic direct and overseas traffic via proxy.
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