DL-00 · Cross-Platform Installer Index
Download Clash
This page covers the leading clients across five platforms in the Clash ecosystem, plus the Mihomo core. Download links are resolved live from our release index and always point to the latest build. Discontinued clients keep an archive entry with a clear badge — check the badges before choosing.
DL-01 · Pick a Client by Platform
Five platforms, one shared core
Click a platform tab to switch lists — the URL hash stays in sync, so refreshing keeps you on the same tab. The first card under each platform is our top pick; anything tagged "No Longer Maintained" is kept only as an archive and isn't recommended for new installs.
Windows has 5 clients available. No special needs? Go with Clash Plus. Editing subscriptions and rules often? Choose Clash Verge Rev. Running multiple devices? Pick FlClash.
Clash Plus Top Pick
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A client with a unified interface across every platform, built on the mihomo core. Subscription import, rule mode, TUN mode, and system proxy all work out of the box. The Windows build is a 64-bit installer, and upgrading in place keeps your existing config.
Official site: clashplus.io (release notes and documentation).
Clash Verge Rev
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A Tauri-based desktop client that keeps subscription management, rule editing, and connection logs in one window — great for users who tweak their config often. Lightweight resource usage, with portable mode support.
FlClash
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A cross-platform client built with Flutter, offering the same UI on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android — ideal if you use several devices. Covers subscriptions, rules, TUN mode, and system proxy.
Clash Nyanpasu
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Another fork of the Clash desktop client family, with a denser info layout, built-in multi-core switching, and config backups. Updates come at a slower pace, which suits users who prefer stability.
Clash for Windows No Longer Maintained
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Once the go-to client for Windows, it stopped receiving updates in 2023 — kept here only as an archived download. The core no longer updates and has known compatibility issues, so new users should pick one of the actively maintained clients above instead.
System Requirements · WINDOWS
OS Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit) · Architecture x64 · Runtime No extra dependencies needed · Admin rights required for installmacOS has 4 clients available. Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs get separate builds — check your chip type before picking a button.
Clash Plus Top Pick
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Our top pick for macOS, with a menu bar plus main window dual interface, built on the mihomo core. Supports enhanced mode (TUN) and automatic subscription updates. Separate builds for Apple Silicon and Intel.
Clash Verge Rev
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The macOS build of the Tauri desktop client, matching the Windows version feature for feature: subscription management, rule editing, log viewer, and TUN mode — great for fine-tuning your setup on a Mac.
FlClash
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A Flutter client with a consistent UI across platforms — the macOS build works the same way as other systems, making it a solid choice if you switch between Mac, Windows, and Android.
ClashX Meta No Longer Maintained
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A macOS menu bar client and the Meta-core fork of ClashX, archived after its upstream project stopped receiving updates. It still runs on older systems, but the core is frozen — we recommend moving to Clash Plus or Clash Verge Rev.
System Requirements · MACOS
OS macOS 11 Big Sur or later · Chip Separate Apple Silicon / Intel builds · Install Open the dmg and drag it into ApplicationsAndroid has 4 clients available. For phones from the last five years, grab the arm64-v8a build; for older devices or emulators, consider the arm or universal build instead.
Clash Plus Top Pick
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Our top pick for Android, with a Material interface built on the mihomo core. Supports automatic subscription updates, per-app proxying, and quick toggles in the notification shade, matching the desktop version's config logic.
Clash Meta for Android
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The official Android client for Clash Meta (mihomo), updated in step with the core. Available as arm64, arm, and universal builds, covering nearly every device.
FlClash
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The Android build of the cross-platform Flutter client, matching the desktop UI, with support for subscriptions, rules, and per-app proxying — a good fit if you use both a phone and a computer.
Surfboard
A veteran Android proxy tool with a layout close to Surge, compatible with Clash subscription formats. Supports per-app proxying and notification shade controls — a good fit if you're used to Surge's workflow.
System Requirements · ANDROID
OS Android 7.0 or later · Arch Prefer arm64-v8a, use armeabi-v7a on older devices · Enable "Install unknown apps" before installingiOS is available through the App Store, works on both iPhone and iPad, and updates normally with the OS.
Clash Plus Top Pick
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Works on both iPhone and iPad, available directly from the App Store. Supports subscription import, rule / global / direct modes, and home screen widgets, with the same config logic as the desktop version — an easy starting point.
Official site: clashplus.io (release notes and documentation).
System Requirements · IOS
OS iOS 15.0 or later · Devices iPhone / iPad · Source App StoreLinux has 2 GUI clients available, both x86_64 builds. Debian/Ubuntu-based distros should use the .deb; Fedora/RHEL-based distros should use the .rpm.
Clash Verge Rev Recommended
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Our recommended pick for Linux desktops, matching the Windows/macOS version feature for feature. Available as deb and rpm packages, built on the mihomo core, with TUN mode for full traffic takeover.
FlClash
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The Linux build of the cross-platform Flutter client, with the same UI as other systems. Ships as a deb package, suited to Debian/Ubuntu-based distros.
System Requirements · LINUX
Architecture x86_64 · deb for Debian / Ubuntu-based · rpm for Fedora / RHEL-based · Root access required for installDL-02 · Command-Line Core
Mihomo Core (servers / routers)
The GUI clients above already bundle this same core, so most users don't need anything in this section. The binaries below are for servers, routers, and advanced users packaging their own clients — no GUI, run via command line with a YAML config file, licensed under GPL-3.0.
| Platform | Architecture | Format | File | Action |
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| Windows | AMD64 | .zip | mihomo-windows-amd64.zip |
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| Windows | ARM64 | .zip | mihomo-windows-arm64.zip |
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| macOS | Intel | .gz | mihomo-darwin-amd64.gz |
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| macOS | Apple Silicon | .gz | mihomo-darwin-arm64.gz |
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| Linux | AMD64 | .deb | mihomo-linux-amd64.deb |
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| Linux | AMD64 | .gz | mihomo-linux-amd64.gz |
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| Linux | ARM64 | .gz | mihomo-linux-arm64.gz |
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| Linux | ARMv7 | .gz | mihomo-linux-armv7.gz |
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| Linux | MIPS softfloat | .gz | mihomo-linux-mips-softfloat.gz |
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DL-03 · Download FAQ
Six common questions before and after downloading
Q-01What should I do right after installing?
After installing a client, you'll need to import a subscription link to connect. Open the client's subscription or profile manager, paste the link, run an update, then pick a proxy mode and enable the system proxy. Step-by-step instructions are in our setup guide.
Q-02Which client should I pick on Windows?
If you don't have special requirements, go with Clash Plus. If you edit subscriptions and rules often, choose Clash Verge Rev. For a consistent UI across multiple devices, pick FlClash. Clash for Windows is no longer maintained and isn't recommended for new users.
Q-03Are these clients free?
Every client listed on this page is free to download and use. Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, Clash Nyanpasu, and the Mihomo core are open source, released under the GPL-3.0 license.
Q-04What if a download link is broken or slow?
Download links on this page are resolved live from our release index. First refresh the page so links point to the latest release, then click download again. If it still fails, try a different network.
Q-05Can I install these clients on 32-bit Windows?
No. All Windows clients on this page are 64-bit (x64) installers, supporting 64-bit Windows 10 and later only. There's no build for 32-bit systems.
Q-06Is the Mihomo core suitable for regular users?
Not for direct use. Mihomo is a command-line core built for servers, routers, and advanced users packaging their own clients. For everyday use on a computer or phone, use one of the GUI clients above — they already bundle the same core.