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A curated collection of mainstream clients compatible with the Clash / Mihomo rule protocol, covering Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux. Most platforms have more than one client to choose from. Syncing core version… All downloads are hosted directly on this site — no need to jump to a third-party code host.

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PLATFORMS · Supported Platforms

5 Platforms,
Your Pick of Popular Clients

The same core (mihomo) powers several GUI clients, each with its own focus. Below are the most popular ones by platform — click to download directly from this site.

Windows

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Windows 10 / 11 (x64 & ARM64)
Supports system proxy and TUN mode
Reserve at least 100 MB of free disk space

6clients available

Choose a Client

Clash Plus

Recommendedclashplus.io

A smart, easy-to-use Clash proxy client for Windows. Supports subscription import, rule-based routing, system proxy, and TUN mode with a clean, modern interface — our recommended choice for Windows users.

x64

Clash Verge Rev

Clash Verge Rev

The community successor to Clash Verge, powered by the Mihomo engine. Features a modern GUI, smooth node management, and supports TUN mode, sub-hosting, and JavaScript scripts. Great for both beginners and advanced users.

x64 ARM64

FlClash

A Flutter-based cross-platform Clash client for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux, with a clean interface and a consistent experience across all your devices.

x64

Clash Nyanpasu

Also powered by Mihomo, with support for custom scripts (JS/Lua/Python). Ideal for advanced users who need highly customized traffic-splitting logic.

x64

Clash for Windows

Clash for Windows

Deprecated

The classic Clash for Windows (CFW) by Fndroid. Maintenance ended in 2023 and the repo has been deleted. Archived here for legacy users — new users should migrate to Clash Verge Rev or FlClash.

Archived

mihomo core (CLI only)

No GUI, small footprint, low resource usage — ideal for pairing with your own frontend or scripts.

amd64 ARM64

macOS

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macOS 11 Big Sur or later
Builds available for both Intel and Apple Silicon
Lives in the menu bar, supports toggling system proxy

5clients available

Choose a Client

Clash Plus

Recommendedclashplus.io

A smart, easy-to-use Clash proxy client for macOS, with native builds for both Apple Silicon and Intel. Supports subscription import, rule-based routing, and TUN mode with a clean menu-bar experience — our recommended choice for Mac users.

Apple Silicon Intel

Clash Verge Rev

Clash Verge Rev

Native support for both Apple Silicon and Intel, with the same interface as the Windows version, so switching between platforms is effortless.

Apple Silicon Intel

FlClash

The macOS build of FlClash, supporting both Apple Silicon and Intel, sharing the same clean interface as the Android version.

Apple Silicon Intel

ClashX Meta

Deprecated

A lightweight Mihomo-powered menu-bar client for macOS. No longer actively maintained — legacy users can keep using it, but new users should pick Clash Verge Rev.

Universal

mihomo core (CLI only)

No GUI. Can be installed via Homebrew — ideal for servers or headless setups.

Apple Silicon Intel

Android

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Android 7.0 or later
VPN mode requires no root, with low battery usage in the background
Enable "Unknown sources" in system settings before installing

4clients available

Choose a Client

Clash Plus

Recommendedclashplus.io

A smart, easy-to-use Clash proxy client for Android. Supports subscription import, rule-based routing, and TUN mode with a clean, modern interface — our recommended choice for Android users.

arm64-v8a

Clash Meta for Android

Clash Meta for Android

The official Android client from MetaCubeX. Built-in Mihomo core with support for TUIC v5, Hysteria2, VLESS Reality, TUN mode, and one-click import — the most feature-rich, actively maintained client for Android.

arm64-v8a armeabi-v7a Universal

FlClash

A lightweight Flutter-based Clash client for Android — simple, fast, and beginner-friendly with one-click import and stable rule splitting.

arm64-v8a armeabi-v7a

Surfboard

A stable proxy client compatible with Clash and Surge configurations, with a clean UI and excellent stability.

Universal

iOS

App Store Free App

iOS 16 or later, compatible with iPhone / iPad
Direct IPA installation is not supported due to system restrictions
Must be obtained via the App Store — no TestFlight channel available

1clients available

Choose a Client

Clash Plus

Recommendedclashplus.io

A smart, easy-to-use Clash proxy client for iPhone and iPad. Supports subscription import, rule-based routing, and TUN mode with a clean, modern interface — our recommended choice for iOS users. Please search and download it for free on the App Store; we do not provide IPA files or TestFlight access.

Go to App Store

Linux

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Mainstream 64-bit distributions, kernel 4.9 or later
Supports systemd daemon mode, ideal for server deployments
Covers amd64 / arm64 / 386 / armv7 and other architectures

3clients available

Choose a Client

Clash Verge Rev

Clash Verge Rev

Recommended

The Linux build of Clash GUI, offering a consistent experience with Windows and macOS. Ships DEB (Debian/Ubuntu) and RPM (Fedora/CentOS/RHEL) packages covering amd64 and arm64 architectures.

amd64 · deb ARM64 · deb x86_64 · rpm

FlClash

The Linux build of FlClash. Ideal for Debian/Ubuntu users, installed via dpkg with the same interface as the Android version.

amd64 · deb

mihomo core (CLI only)

No GUI, small footprint, low resource usage — ideal for servers, routers, and Docker deployments.

amd64 · deb amd64 · bin ARM64 ARMv7 MIPS

SECURITY · File Integrity Verification

After Downloading,
Verify Before You Run It

Clash is built for users with some technical background — we recommend checking the file hash before installing, to confirm the installer wasn't tampered with in transit.

1

Download the Installer & Checksum for Your Platform

On this download page, every client comes with a SHA256 checksum — you'll find the value in the download details.

2

Compute the Installer's Hash Locally

Use your system's built-in command-line tools — no extra software needed. See the example commands on the right.

3

Compare With the Published Hash

If the result matches the value on the release page, the file is intact and trustworthy. If it doesn't match, re-download the file — do not run it.

macOS / Linux Windows

# Run in Terminal (macOS / Linux)
$ shasum -a 256 clash-darwin-arm64
a1b2c3d4e5f6... clash-darwin-arm64

# Run in PowerShell (Windows)
> certutil -hashfile clash-windows-amd64.exe SHA256
a1b2c3d4e5f6...

FAQ · FAQ

Download & Install FAQ

Multiple clients for the same platform — which one should I choose?

Clients marked "Recommended" tend to be actively maintained with larger communities, so they're a safe default for most people. If a specific feature matters to you (like AI node selection or subscription management), check the one-line descriptions in the list before deciding. You can switch between clients anytime, and config files are mostly interchangeable.

A client has multiple architecture buttons (x64 / ARM64…) — which one do I click?

Each client has a separate download button per architecture — picking the wrong one will cause install or runtime errors. Here's a quick rule of thumb: most Windows / Linux desktops and laptops should use x64 / amd64; older 32-bit systems need x86 / 386; ARM devices (like Snapdragon laptops, Raspberry Pi, or some routers) need ARM64 / ARMv7; on Mac, check "About This Mac" first to confirm whether you have Apple Silicon (M-series chip) or Intel; on Android, arm64-v8a is the safest default, since it's what most phones use today. If you're still unsure and pick the wrong one, just re-download the correct button — it won't affect your system.

Are these clients completely free? Any hidden charges?

Every client listed on this page is provided free of charge under the GPL-3.0 license — no in-app purchases, no bundled ads. On iOS, Apple's App Store policy means Clash Plus must be obtained through the App Store, where it is also free to download; this is unrelated to the open-source license of the mihomo core itself.

Clash for Windows is dead. What should I use now?

CFW is no longer maintained and its repository has been deleted; we only keep an archived installer here for legacy users. New users should migrate to Clash Verge Rev (full-featured and actively maintained) or FlClash (simple and consistent) — both use the Mihomo core and are fully compatible with your old CFW configs.

How do I deploy the mihomo core on a Linux server?

Download the archive for your architecture, extract it, and grant execute permissions (chmod +x mihomo). Create your YAML config and run ./mihomo -d . We recommend using systemd for auto-start and opening ports 7890 (HTTP) and 7891 (SOCKS5).

Not sure whether to download x64 or ARM64?

Windows users can check "System type" under Settings → System → About; Mac users can click the Apple icon in the top-left and choose "About This Mac" — if the Chip/Processor field shows an Apple M-series chip, you have Apple Silicon; if it shows Intel, you have the Intel version.

macOS says "cannot verify developer" and won't open the app — what do I do?

This happens because community-built, open-source installers aren't signed by Apple. Right-click the app icon and choose "Open", or go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and allow the app to run. This is expected and normal.

Windows SmartScreen blocks the app as an "unknown publisher" — what should I do?

Click "More info" in the popup, then "Run anyway". This happens because open-source projects don't purchase EV code-signing certificates — it doesn't mean the installer itself is risky. We recommend verifying the SHA256 checksum first for peace of mind.

Does it support automatic update checks?

Clients have built-in version checks, and we keep this page in sync with each client's latest release — update promptly to get performance improvements and bug fixes.

Downloaded? Check Out the Beginner Setup Guide

From importing a subscription link to setting up rule-based routing — we've put together a beginner-friendly illustrated guide that takes about 5 minutes to complete.

View Setup Guide