Confirm System Architecture
Most PCs use x64. Choose arm64 only for Windows on ARM devices such as some Surface models. Check system information if unsure.
Architecture guideClash Windows Download Latest
Windows users can start with Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, Clash Party, Clash Nyanpasu or Clash for Windows. Confirm x64 or arm64 first, then choose a maintained client with complete tutorials.
Windows Download and Architecture Checks
Confirm Windows version, x64 or ARM64 architecture, installer format and usage scenario before troubleshooting proxy or subscription behavior.
Check Source and Maintenance
Prefer clients with public release records. Legacy clients can match older tutorials, but should not be the default choice.
Safe download guidePrepare a Subscription URL
After installing a client, you still need a subscription URL or local YAML profile. Clients usually do not include usable nodes.
Import subscriptionWindows Client Options
Compare maintained Windows clients by source, core, installer format, subscription import path and tutorial coverage before downloading.
RecommendedClash Verge Rev
A modern Mihomo based desktop client with clear profiles, proxy groups and system proxy controls.
- Platforms
- Windows / macOS / Linux
- Core
- Mihomo
- Best for
- Most desktop users
LegacyClash Verge
A classic desktop GUI client that appears in many older Clash tutorials.
- Platforms
- Windows / macOS / Linux
- Core
- Clash / Mihomo
- Best for
- Users following older guides
ActiveFlClash
A cross-platform Mihomo client for desktop and Android with a consistent interface.
- Platforms
- Windows / macOS / Android / Linux
- Core
- Mihomo
- Best for
- Cross-platform users
ActiveClash Party
A desktop client focused on Mihomo profiles, subscription management and proxy group selection.
- Platforms
- Windows / macOS / Linux
- Core
- Mihomo
- Best for
- Desktop users who prefer Mihomo
ActiveClash Nyanpasu
A polished desktop client for managing Mihomo profiles and daily proxy workflows.
- Platforms
- Windows / macOS / Linux
- Core
- Mihomo
- Best for
- Desktop users who need a polished GUI
LegacyClash for Windows
A widely referenced historical Clash desktop client. Use only when you know the source and maintenance status.
- Platforms
- Windows / macOS
- Core
- Clash
- Best for
- Users with historical configs
Windows Client Setup Flow
Import the subscription, update the profile, choose a node, then enable system proxy or TUN; menu names vary but the sequence stays similar.
Install the client
Download the installer that matches your Windows version and CPU architecture.
Open profiles
Go to Profiles, Configurations or Subscriptions, depending on the client.
Paste subscription URL
Paste the provider URL, save it and update the remote profile.
Enable system proxy
Select a node or proxy group, then enable system proxy and test access.
Windows Setup FAQ
Resolve SmartScreen prompts, launch failures, occupied ports, empty subscriptions, system proxy issues and apps bypassing proxy.
Which Windows client should I start with?
Start with Clash Verge Rev or FlClash for most current desktop setups. Use Clash for Windows only when a legacy guide or profile requires it.
Should I choose x64 or arm64?
Most Windows PCs use x64. Choose arm64 only for Windows on ARM devices.
Why does Windows SmartScreen warn me?
SmartScreen can warn about less common installers. Verify the source, file name and project page before continuing.
How do I confirm nodes after import?
Check whether the subscription URL is complete, the plan is active and the remote profile updated successfully.
Why does the browser fail after enabling proxy?
Check node availability, system proxy status, selected mode and DNS behavior.
Should I use the site download or GitHub releases?
Use the site download for the curated package and GitHub releases when you need to verify upstream version history.