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Choose and configure Clash clients for Windows, macOS, Android, Linux, and iOS. Verify sources and troubleshoot rules, DNS, and TUN. No proxy nodes are provided.

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Core Features

From Routing Rules to Traffic Control

Clash brings subscriptions, rules, policy groups, DNS, and TUN into one clear, controllable workflow.

Rules

Rule-Based Routing

Ideal for everyday routing

Subscriptions

Subscriptions and YAML Configuration

Manual configuration supported

Protocols

Multi-Protocol Support

Capabilities vary by client

Policies

Policy Group Management

Designed for multi-node setups

DNS

DNS Handling

Depends on configuration quality

TUN

TUN Transparent Proxying

Enable only when needed

Route, send direct, or reject traffic by domain, IP, GeoIP, process, or rule set instead of forcing every use case through one policy.

Routing Controls

Route Every Connection by Rule

Clash can evaluate domains, IP addresses, GeoIP data, processes, and rule sets to apply direct, proxy, or reject policies from your configuration.

Match rules by domain, IP address, region, or process
Manage nodes, policy groups, and rules in YAML
Select nodes or use latency testing, failover, and load balancing
Use Proxy Group definitions to organize different scenarios
Works with common configuration patterns from the original Clash, Premium, and Mihomo

config.yaml

1port:7890

2socks-port:7891

3allow-lan:true

4mode:Rule

6proxies

7 - name:"Shadowsocks-Node"

8 type:ss

9 server:server.example.com

11rules

12 - DOMAIN-SUFFIX,google.com,Proxy

Protocol Compatibility

Common Outbound Protocols in the Clash Ecosystem

Protocol support varies by the core and version bundled with each Clash client. The list below reflects the capabilities of today's mainstream Mihomo core; clients built on the original Clash may support only a subset.

Shadowsocks

SS outbound with UDP and plugin support

VMess

UUID authentication with multiple transports and TLS

VLESS

XTLS Vision, Reality, and multiple transports

Trojan

TLS outbound with WS and gRPC support

Hysteria 2

QUIC outbound with port hopping and obfuscation

TUIC

QUIC outbound with UDP forwarding

WireGuard

Standard Peer, MTU, and DNS configuration

Snell

PSK, version, and obfuscation settings

AnyTLS

TLS outbound with idle-session management

SOCKS5

Authentication, TLS, and UDP forwarding

HTTP / HTTPS

HTTP outbound with optional TLS for HTTPS

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Getting Started

Connect in Three Steps

Install a client, import your subscription, choose a node, then enable the system proxy or TUN.

Download and Install a Clash Client

Choose a client for your operating system. Desktop users can compare Clash Verge Rev and FlClash, Android users can use FlClash, and iOS users can consider tools such as Stash.

Import Your Subscription URL

Copy a Clash-format subscription URL, paste it into the client's Profiles or Subscriptions screen, and refresh it to load nodes and routing rules.

Choose a Node and Enable the Proxy

Select a responsive, available node, enable the system proxy or TUN, and let your rules decide whether traffic goes direct, through the proxy, or is rejected.

Use Cases

Which Connections Should Get Their Own Route?

When websites, apps, or accounts need a consistent egress location, place them in separate policy groups and confirm the matched rule in the connection log.

Route Traffic by Region

Separate research sites, account dashboards, and everyday services by region or service.

Keep local services direct

Streaming Media

Create a dedicated policy for video, music, and live-streaming services.

Check the account region first

Social Media Operations

Keep social apps, creator dashboards, and messaging tools on one consistent egress route.

Avoid unnecessary route changes

AI Tools

Group AI assistants, model consoles, and developer documentation under one policy.

Prioritize reliable long-lived connections

E-commerce Operations

Create separate rules for storefronts, ads, payments, logistics, and support tools.

Keep account egress consistent

Development and Testing

Route code repositories, package managers, APIs, and test environments independently.

Identify which process sends the request

Remote Work

Give meetings, collaborative documents, company dashboards, and remote connections their own policy.

Review VPN and TUN routing

Cross-Platform Network Routing

Reuse a similar subscription and routing approach across desktop and mobile devices.

Verify permissions on each platform

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About Clash

Understand what Clash is, how subscriptions work, and which client fits your device before you download or configure anything.

What Is Clash?

How Is Clash Different from a VPN?

Do I Need a Subscription URL to Use Clash?

Is Clash Still Maintained?

How Are Clash Meta and Mihomo Related?

Which Clash Client Should I Download?

What Does Clash TUN Mode Do?

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