Clash Verge (Recommended)
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Updated: May 1, 2025
This app is the recommended app for Windows.
If you are running an old Windows 7 computer, please use instead.
Clash Verge version 2.2.3 and up supports all major protocols, and works with all our servers. It also supports the TUN engine for capturing packets, and provides support for the Windows app store via UWP. This means it can run games without needing additional software.
Double-click the .exe
file.
Windows may show a security warning. Click "More info" → "Run anyway".
Follow the installer steps (next, install, finish).
Run Clash Verge
Open the app. If prompted by Windows Firewall, allow access.
Once installed, you can find it on your desktop, or by doing a search for "Clash" in the windows search bar.
Double-click to start the app.
The app icon is a cat in a purple circle.
You will find the app in the tray at the bottom right corner of the screen.
Login to your dashboard
Select "Clash Verge" in the dropdown for Windows
Click "Copy API"
Simple API: One proxy group, easy to set up, suitable for basic use. Recommended for new users.
Split-tunneling API: Supports multiple proxy groups and service-based routing for advanced control.
Subconverter API: A technical tool for advanced users to convert and customize subscription configs across different formats (Clash, Surge, etc.). [Only if you know what it is]
Open Clash by double-clicking on the app icon in the tray on the bottom right corner of your screen (purple cat icon)
Go to "Profiles" (left-hand menu)
Paste the API in the "Profile URL" box and click "IMPORT"
Your server list has now been downloaded to the app.
If you see a different setup that the screenshots, check that you got the correct config API from our website
Go to "Home" (left-hand menu)
Under "Current Node" select a server from the list (see image below)
Under "Network Settings" toggle on "System Proxy"
If you don't need split-tunneling, we recommend sticking to the Simple API setup above
Go to "Home" (left-hand menu)
Under "Current Node" select "Wannaflix" as the group
Then, select a server from the list (see image below)
Under "Network Settings" toggle on "System Proxy"
Rule - Recommended. Choose this option if you are in China. Websites go to different servers based on pre-configured rule sets.
Global - All websites go through one Wannaflix server. Can cause Chinese sites to malfunction. Only choose this option if you are NOT in China.
Direct - Don't enable. (Disables the VPN).
NOTE: If you are using the SIMPLE API, Rule mode does split tunneling for Chinese and foreign sites automatically (Chinese sites connect directly, not through the VPN, and overseas sites go through the VPN).
Click the “Proxies” tab in the left sidebar
Under Proxy Groups :
You'll see a list of different groups(like Wannaflix
, 🍎 Apple
, or 📺 Netflix
)
Click on the group name (e.g., 📺 Netflix
)
Select the desired server from the list (e.g., 🇯🇵 Japan, 🇸🇬 Singapore, etc.)
That service will now go through your selected server.
Make sure to turn the "System Proxy" switch OFF before quiting the app or you won't have any internet if you do so (i.e. it doubles as a kill-switch).
To fix it, restart the app and turn the "System Proxy" switch OFF and then quit the app.
END OF SETUP
Go to the "Home" tab
Under "Network Settings", disable "System Proxy"
Select "TUN Mode", and toggle on
When TUN mode is enabled, there is no need to enable system proxy.
Go to the "Settings" tab
Click "Open UWP tool"
If there's a popup click "YES"
Select all the apps you want to force through the VPN
Click "Save Changes"
Go to the "Settings" tab
Toggle the "Auto Launch" switch
To kill all connections (and therefore forcibly reconnect via the new server), do this:
Go to "Connections" tab
Click "CLOSE ALL"
Go to profiles, and click on the refresh icon next to the profile you want to update.
You need to use Tun Mode (see above), and connect to a server that supports UDP.
Windows Store apps don't go through Clash by default. You need to force them to go through by using the UWP Loopback Helper (see above).
If it still doesn't work, try to run it in Tun Mode (see above).
You have probably selected "Rule" mode and the Netflix website is being redirected to another server based on the Netflix rule set. Select the server you want under "Netflix" in the server list.