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Installers for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and Linux, plus Mihomo core builds sorted by architecture. Each client is labeled with its core and maintenance status, version numbers stay current, and every link points to an official build.
The Windows section covers five clients: the up-and-coming Clash Plus offers a consistent cross-platform experience, Clash Verge Rev and FlClash are actively maintained, Clash Nyanpasu supports switching between multiple cores, and the archived Clash for Windows is only for users migrating away. All are 64-bit installers — just double-click to install.
clashplus.io · All Platforms
A newer client with a consistent experience across every platform, sharing the same interface and config logic on all four systems. Built on the mihomo core, it supports subscription import, rule-based routing, node latency testing and a system proxy toggle, with configs that carry over between devices. Our top recommendation across all platforms.
3 Desktop Platforms · Built with Tauri
A longtime favorite desktop client built with Tauri, keeping the installer small and resource usage low. It supports Global, Rule and Direct proxy modes plus local config overrides, subscription management, core switching and launch-on-startup, making it a solid long-term choice for Windows.
Cross-Platform with Flutter
A cross-platform client built with Flutter, keeping the same interface and workflow on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. It's lightweight and starts up fast, with subscription import, rule-based routing and latency testing — great for keeping the same habits between your computer and phone.
Multi-Core Desktop Client
A desktop client that lets you switch between mihomo, Clash Premium and Clash cores, with full chained config processing and script override support. The interface is modern, making it a good fit for advanced users comparing behavior across different cores.
Archived · Transition Use Only
Once the go-to Windows client, now discontinued and archived. The final release still runs fine, but neither the core nor the interface receives updates anymore. It's meant for existing users to keep working while they migrate their data — new users should pick one of the actively maintained clients above.
| OS Version | Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit) |
|---|---|
| CPU Architecture | x86_64(AMD64) |
| Installer Format | .exe installer |
| Permissions | Installs under a standard user account; enabling TUN mode requires administrator rights |
The macOS section covers four clients. Apple Silicon (M-series) Macs should use the Apple Silicon build, while Intel Macs should use the Intel build. A few clients currently ship a single installer that covers both architectures — check the note under each button.
clashplus.io · All Platforms
A newer client with a consistent experience across every platform. The macOS build ships separate Apple Silicon and Intel installers — just pick the one that matches your Mac. Built on the mihomo core, it supports subscription import, rule-based routing and a quick menu bar toggle. Our top recommendation across all platforms.
3 Desktop Platforms · Built with Tauri
A longtime favorite desktop client built with Tauri, running light on resources. It supports Global, Rule and Direct proxy modes plus local config overrides. The Apple Silicon and Intel buttons currently point to the same installer, which runs on Apple Silicon Macs via Rosetta.
Cross-Platform with Flutter
A cross-platform client built with Flutter — lightweight, fast to launch, with full subscription, routing and latency-testing features. The macOS build currently uses the same installer for both architectures, so it works on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs alike.
Menu Bar Client · Archived
The mihomo-core fork of the classic menu bar client ClashX, now discontinued and archived. The installer is built for Intel and runs on Apple Silicon via Rosetta translation. Recommended only for existing users transitioning away — new users should choose one of the actively maintained clients above.
| OS Version | macOS 11 Big Sur or later |
|---|---|
| CPU Architecture | Apple Silicon(arm64)/ Intel(x86_64) |
| Installer Format | .dmg disk image — drag into Applications to install |
| First Launch | If macOS blocks the app, go to System Settings > Privacy & Security and allow it to open |
The Android section covers four clients. Nearly all phones from the past five years should use the arm64-v8a installer; older 32-bit devices need armeabi-v7a; if you're not sure of your device's architecture, use the universal build. You'll need to enable "Install from unknown sources" before installing.
clashplus.io · All Platforms
A newer client with a consistent experience across every platform — the Android build shares the same config logic as the desktop apps. Built on the mihomo core, it supports subscription import, rule-based routing and per-app proxying, with an arm64 build covering the vast majority of phones in use today. Our top recommendation across all platforms.
Android Veteran · mihomo Core
A longtime favorite on Android, built on the mihomo core with a full feature set: subscription import, per-app proxying, rule-based routing and latency testing, all included. Comes in arm64, arm and universal builds — pick the one matching your device, or use the universal build if you're unsure.
Cross-Platform with Flutter
A cross-platform client built with Flutter, with the same interface on Android as on desktop. It's lightweight and starts up fast, with subscription support, rule-based routing and latency testing, available in arm64 and arm builds — great for keeping a consistent workflow across devices.
Built for Network Debugging
An Android proxy tool built for network debugging, with a clean interface and compatibility with Clash subscription formats. It includes built-in packet capture and rule debugging tools, making it a good fit for advanced users who need to analyze traffic. The installer uses a universal architecture that works on any device.
| OS Version | Android 7.0 or later |
|---|---|
| CPU Architecture | arm64-v8a for most devices; older devices should use armeabi-v7a |
| Installer Format | .apk — requires enabling "Install from unknown sources" |
| Proxy Method | System VpnService API — no root required |
On iOS, Clash Plus is the official App Store release, working on both iPhone and iPad. It's gone through App Store review and gets pushed updates through the system; once installed, it shares the same subscription as your desktop client.
clashplus.io · App Store
The official iOS client, free on the App Store and universal for iPhone and iPad. Built on the mihomo core, it supports subscription import, rule-based routing and automatic subscription refresh, with an interface that matches every other platform. Our top recommendation across all platforms.
| OS Version | iOS / iPadOS 15 or later (check the App Store listing for current requirements) |
|---|---|
| Device | iPhone / iPad |
| How to Get It | Free on the App Store, with updates pushed automatically |
| Official Site | clashplus.io |
The Linux desktop section covers two graphical clients: choose the .deb package on Debian/Ubuntu-based distros, or the .rpm package on Fedora/RHEL-based distros. For headless servers, routers and router firmware, use the Mihomo core further down this page.
3 Desktop Platforms · Built with Tauri
A recommended Linux desktop client built with Tauri, running light on resources. Install the .deb package on Debian/Ubuntu-based distros or the .rpm package on Fedora/RHEL-based distros. Supports Global, Rule and Direct proxy modes plus local config overrides — a solid choice as your main desktop client.
Cross-Platform with Flutter
A cross-platform client built with Flutter, with a .deb installer available for Linux. The interface matches every other platform, with subscription, rule-based routing and latency-testing support — great for keeping a consistent workflow across multiple devices.
| Distribution | Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, RHEL and other mainstream distros |
|---|---|
| CPU Architecture | x86_64(AMD64) |
| Installer Format | .deb / .rpm |
| Desktop Environment | Works with GNOME, KDE and other common desktop environments |
Mihomo (formerly Clash Meta) is the actively maintained open-source core behind the Clash ecosystem, handling proxy forwarding and rule-based routing. Most of the graphical clients above already bundle this core, so there's no need to download it separately — this section is for the standalone core binaries used on servers, routers, router firmware and the command line. Pick the file matching your OS and CPU architecture.
| Platform | Architecture | Format | File |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | AMD64 | .zip | mihomo-windows-amd64.zip |
| Windows | ARM64 | .zip | mihomo-windows-arm64.zip |
| macOS | Intel | .gz | mihomo-darwin-amd64.gz |
| macOS | Apple Silicon | .gz | mihomo-darwin-arm64.gz |
| Linux | AMD64 | .deb | mihomo-linux-amd64.deb |
| Linux | AMD64 | .gz | mihomo-linux-amd64.gz |
| Linux | ARM64 | .gz | mihomo-linux-arm64.gz |
| Linux | ARMv7 | .gz | mihomo-linux-armv7.gz |
| Linux | MIPS softfloat | .gz | mihomo-linux-mips-softfloat.gz |
Best For
The core is a command-line program that runs alongside a config.yaml file and has no graphical interface. Regular desktop and phone users should use one of the clients above instead — there's no need to download anything from this section.
Every client listed on this page is free and open-source, with no cost to download or use, and the iOS app is free on the App Store. The clients don't include any proxy nodes, so you'll need your own subscription link or node config file.
Clash Plus is the top pick: fresh UI, consistent experience across platforms, ready to use right after importing a subscription. If you prefer the classic desktop layout, go with Clash Verge Rev; Clash for Windows is no longer maintained and should only be used temporarily while migrating.
Four steps to get connected: import your subscription link in the client, set the proxy mode to "Rule," turn on the system proxy switch, then visit an IP lookup site to confirm your exit node has changed. See the full walkthrough on the setup guide page.
Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down and click "Open Anyway," or Control-click the installer and choose "Open." Make sure you picked the right installer for your chip — Apple Silicon and Intel Macs won't install the wrong architecture.
This page's download links and version list stay in sync with releases — just re-download and install over your current version to keep your subscriptions and settings. Clash Plus, Clash Verge Rev and other clients also have built-in update checks for in-app upgrades.
Use the Mihomo core command-line binaries in the section above, choosing the archive that matches your OS and CPU architecture, and run it alongside a config.yaml file. Graphical clients require a desktop environment and won't work on servers or routers.