Clash Client Download for All Platforms

Just remember one rule per platform:Windows→ Clash Verge Rev (x64 version);macOS M-series → Clash Verge Rev（ARM64）；macOS Intel → Clash Verge Rev（x64）；Android → Clash Plus（ARM64）；iOS→ Clash Plus (requires US Apple ID);Linux Desktop→ Clash Verge Rev (.deb). Cards on the page with the 'Highly Recommended' green tag represent the best choice for the current platform.

System ProxyOnly takes over apps supporting HTTP/SOCKS (like browsers, some apps), easy to configure, low permission requirements.TUN ModeTakes over all traffic at the OS network layer, including UDP games, command-line tools, and apps that don't support proxy. For daily browser use, System Proxy is enough. If you need global proxy for all traffic (game acceleration, command line, Ping tests, etc.), please enable TUN mode, which requires administrator privileges.

This is a normal security prompt from macOS Gatekeeper for apps not notarized by Apple, it's a false alarm, not a virus. How to fix:System Settings → Privacy & Security, find the app's prompt at the bottom of the page, and click 'Open Anyway'. macOS 15 Sequoia users may need to execute xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/AppName.app in the terminal to remove the restriction.

For Android phones released after 2016, over 95% are ARM64 (arm64-v8a) architecture. Please prioritize the ARM64 version for smaller package size and higher running efficiency. If you are unsure about your device's architecture or have an older phone, just download the Universal version, which is compatible with all architectures. The ARMv7 version is only for extremely old devices before 2014, modern phones don't need to choose this version.

Due to Apple App Store review restrictions, open-source free proxy clients represented by Clash cannot be listed on the store. The available options are all maintained by individual developers who bear the annual Apple Developer account fee ($99/year) and ongoing maintenance costs, thus they are sold as paid apps in the App Store. The price is usually between $2.99 and $7.99, a one-time purchase for lifetime use. Compared to the cost of long-term proxy subscriptions, the one-time payment is very worthwhile.

Clash for Windows (CFW) stopped maintenance by the original author Fndroid in 2023 and the GitHub repository was deleted. The installation packages archived on this site can still be installed and used normally, and basic functions are not affected, but there have been no security patches or feature updates since it stopped updating. If you are an old user and used to it, it's not a big problem to continue using it in the short term. However, if you are a beginner or have security requirements, we strongly recommend choosing Clash Verge Rev directly, which has more complete features and active maintenance.

For Macs with Apple M-series chips (M1, M2, M3, M4), please choose the ARM64 version for the best performance and lowest power consumption. Intel chip Macs (older models before late 2020) choose the Intel x64 version. How to check: Click the Apple icon in the upper left corner → 'About This Mac', check the 'Processor' or 'Chip' section: if it shows "Apple M1/M2/M3", choose ARM64; if it shows "Intel Core i5/i7/i9", choose x64. Macs purchased after 2021 are mostly M-series, just choose ARM64.

Mihomo (formerly Clash.Meta) is the core engine of Clash, responsible for the underlying work of protocol parsing, traffic forwarding, and rule matching. GUI clients like Clash Verge Rev and FlClash already have the built-in Mihomo core. Ordinary users directly use the GUI client and do not need to download the core separately. The scenarios for separately downloading the Mihomo core are: server deployment (no desktop environment), developer debugging, or advanced users who need to run the proxy as a system service.