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About This Site

Clash downloads, the open-source ecosystem, and our editorial policy.

About This Site

Clash Official Download Site is an independent resource for Clash guides, with multilingual instructions and download links for different platforms. It covers client selection, subscription setup, and platform configuration. The site name identifies this resource and does not imply official affiliation with the original Clash project or any client developer. New users can choose their system on the client downloads page, then follow the quick-start guide to configure their client. This site does not provide proxy services or subscription accounts.

The Clash Ecosystem

The Clash core parses configuration, matches rules, and routes connections; graphical clients provide the user interface. The original Clash project is no longer maintained. Built on its foundation, Clash Meta added protocol and configuration support and was later renamed mihomo. That is why older guides still commonly use the Meta name. Clients differ in the core they use and the features they support, so check that your subscription format is compatible before importing it. A client’s name alone is not enough to determine compatibility.

Editorial Standards

Download links are maintained by checking project sources, target platforms, and installer architectures, with actively maintained projects distinguished from archived clients. Guides are based on hands-on testing and reproducible steps, and note permission requirements and platform differences. When an interface changes, follow the instructions shown in your current client. For help, see common configuration issues in our cross-platform guides. When troubleshooting, hide subscription links, account details, and keys to protect your credentials.

Scope and Responsibility

This site provides information for learning and network configuration only. It does not guarantee the availability or security of third-party services. Follow the laws, network policies, and terms of service that apply where you are. Make changes only on devices and networks you are authorized to use, and assess their potential impact yourself. Get administrator approval before making changes on an organization’s network or sharing access on a local network.