Clash Verge Rev
RecommendedBased on the Tauri framework with a built-in Mihomo core. Supports TUN mode, multi-profile management, a modern interface, and an active community.
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For Windows 10 / 11, providing x64 and ARM64 installers
Based on the Tauri framework with a built-in Mihomo core. Supports TUN mode, multi-profile management, a modern interface, and an active community.
Features Material You design with a clean, intuitive interface. Low configuration barrier and consistent cross-platform experience, perfect for first-time Clash users.
A cute-style client based on Tauri, supporting multi-core switching and high interface customizability.
The classic CFW with a rich plugin ecosystem. Existing users can continue to use it; new users are encouraged to choose Verge Rev or FlClash above.
Supports macOS 12+, providing native Apple Silicon and Intel versions
Tauri-based cross-platform client with native dual-architecture support and full TUN mode. Consistent experience with Windows / Linux versions.
Material You interface, native dual-architecture, consistent cross-platform experience with a very low learning curve.
A lightweight Mac native menu bar client with the Meta core, native Apple Silicon support, and low resource usage.
sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Clash\ Verge.app
Supports Android 5.0+, no root required, supports per-app proxying and TUN global mode
Material You design, beautiful and intuitive interface, no root required. The most user-friendly entry-level choice for Android.
Based on the Mihomo core with full rule support. Features per-app proxying and TUN global mode, suitable for advanced users.
An Android proxy client based on Surge rules that supports Clash configuration formats. Note: The original repository has been deleted, but existing users can continue to use the installed version.
Desktop GUI clients and command-line cores covering architectures like amd64 and arm64.
Supports Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, and openSUSE. Available in .deb and .rpm formats for amd64 and arm64.
Material You interface, currently available in amd64 .deb format, perfect for Ubuntu and Debian users.
A command-line-only core ideal for Linux servers, bypass gateways, and other headless scenarios. Manage it via a Web Dashboard.
# Installation example (amd64) wget https://github.com/MetaCubeX/mihomo/releases/latest/download/mihomo-linux-amd64.gz gunzip mihomo-linux-amd64.gz && chmod +x mihomo-linux-amd64 sudo mv mihomo-linux-amd64 /usr/local/bin/mihomo mihomo -d ~/.config/mihomo
The following are paid apps on the App Store. Please search and purchase them using your Apple ID.
There is currently no official Clash app for iOS. The following clients support importing Clash subscriptions or are compatible with Clash rule syntax.
Full Mihomo rule compatibility with a modern interface and comprehensive features. Paid app (approx. $3.99).
Commonly known as "Shadowrocket," it is the most popular proxy tool for iOS users and supports Clash configuration imports (approx. $2.99).
Supports script rewriting and traffic analysis with the highest level of customization (approx. $7.99). Ideal for advanced users.
Summary of updates for the latest versions across all platforms.
Three steps to complete installation and enjoy an intelligent split-tunneling network.
FlClash is recommended for beginners, while Clash Verge Rev is recommended for advanced users. If unsure about your architecture, choose the x64 package.
Paste your Clash subscription link on the "Profiles" page of the client to download and activate.
Turn on "System Proxy" or TUN mode to start using it.
Choose Apple Silicon for M-series Macs and x86_64 for Intel Macs. Verge Rev or FlClash is recommended.
If it won't open, allow it in "System Settings → Privacy & Security," or use the xattr command on this page to remove the quarantine.
Enable system proxy or TUN mode after importing the remote configuration.
Open the downloaded APK in your file manager. If prompted with "Unknown Sources," allow installation in settings. FlClash or ClashMeta universal packages are recommended.
Paste the subscription link on the "Profiles" page, save it, and then click the update icon to pull the nodes.
Switch the status to "Running" on the home page. You'll need to grant VPN permission the first time. ClashMeta offers an optional VPN mode.
Download .deb for Ubuntu/Debian and .rpm for Fedora, or use the FlClash amd64 deb.
Download Mihomo CLI, extract it, grant execution permissions, and place it in /usr/local/bin. The config directory is ~/.config/mihomo.
Access the Dashboard (e.g., Yacd) to manage nodes and rules after the core has started.