About This Site
Clash client downloads, setup guides, and kernel references: what this site covers.
About This Site and Download Sources
Clash Official Download is an independent resource for safe download links to clients in the Clash ecosystem, subscription setup instructions, and protocol selection guidance. The site name does not imply that any client’s developers officially endorse or operate this site; refer to each project’s own announcements for release and licensing information. The downloads page organizes links by platform to help you check the source, device architecture, and installation method. This site does not provide proxy subscriptions.
How Clash and the mihomo Kernel Relate
The original Clash established the foundations for rule-based traffic routing and YAML configuration. Clash Meta built on that foundation with expanded protocol support and network connectivity; its successor kernel uses the name mihomo. GUI clients manage subscriptions and system settings, while the kernel handles connections. Similar interfaces do not guarantee identical features, and configuration compatibility depends on the kernel and its version. See the kernel technical reference for details.
How We Maintain Content
Download links are based on project release channels and app stores. During reviews, we check link destinations, client names, and platform details. Guides are tested against real-world steps and note platform differences and permission requirements rather than treating results from one setup as universal. When upstream interfaces or configuration syntax change, we review the relevant guidance. To troubleshoot, start with the client setup guide and follow the steps to pinpoint differences.
Scope and Responsibility
This site is for software learning, network troubleshooting, and lawful connection management. It does not guarantee availability in any particular network environment. You are responsible for following local laws, terms of service, and your organization’s network policies, and for verifying subscription sources and authorization. Configurations may contain access credentials; remove sensitive information before reporting an issue. Assess installation, configuration changes, and their effects in the context of your own environment.