Open Source & Auditable
Every client here is a well-known open-source project with fully public source code — no backdoors, no bundled software, no ads. Anyone can review the code.
Open Source · Free · Cross-Platform
A secure, fast, and stable network proxy tool
Get the latest stable V2Ray clients for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android in one place. Supports VMess, VLESS, Trojan, and Shadowsocks, with step-by-step guides to get set up in three minutes.
Latest core v5.28.0 · Continuously updated · Open-source & auditable
Every client here is a well-known open-source project with fully public source code — no backdoors, no bundled software, no ads. Anyone can review the code.
Freely switch between VMess / VLESS / Trojan / Shadowsocks, and pair with WebSocket, gRPC, or Reality transports.
From download and installation to subscription imports and troubleshooting, our step-by-step guides help beginners get set up in minutes — with a full manual on hand whenever you need it.
We've hand-picked the most popular, actively maintained V2Ray client for each operating system — always the latest official stable release.
The most popular Windows GUI client, bundled with the Xray/V2Ray core. Supports subscription imports, QR code scanning, and custom routing rules.
Alternatives: Clash Verge / NekoRay
v2rayN natively supports macOS, compatible with both Intel and Apple Silicon chips, with a menu bar quick switcher, subscription management, and node speed testing.
Alternatives: V2RayXS / Mihomo Party
v2rayN also ships a native Linux build — besides the standard portable zip, .deb and .rpm packages are available for desktop distros or headless server environments.
Alternatives: v2ray-core CLI / NekoRay
The standard V2Ray client on Android, with subscription support, per-app proxying, and traffic stats — a clean, easy-to-use interface.
Alternatives: NekoBox / Hiddify
No technical background needed — just follow along and go from download to a working connection in under three minutes.
Pick the client for your operating system and install it following the prompts. The Windows version runs right after unzipping — no complex setup required.
Paste your subscription link to update the node list with one tap, or quickly add a single server via a share link or QR code.
After testing latency, pick the fastest node and turn on the system proxy to enjoy a secure, stable connection.
Covers installation, setup, and everyday usage — kept up to date.
Get up and running in 5 minutes with a 3-step process for downloading, importing, and connecting — plus how to verify your connection is working.
Read GuideFrom download and core updates to subscription imports and routing rules — everything Windows users need, plus a full interface walkthrough and practical tips.
Read GuideCommon questions about downloading and using V2Ray — see the full FAQ page for more.
Yes. The v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG clients offered here are open-source and completely free, with public source code anyone can audit. Watch out for lookalike sites bundling paid software.
The core supports VMess, VLESS, Trojan, Shadowsocks, SOCKS, HTTP, and other protocols, with TCP, WebSocket, gRPC, mKCP transports and optional TLS/Reality encryption for flexibility across different network environments.
We recommend v2rayN — the most widely used Windows GUI client, bundled with the Xray/V2Ray core. It supports subscription imports, QR code scanning, batch latency testing, custom routing rules, and is actively maintained.
Paste your subscription link into the client's subscription settings and update to fetch all your nodes automatically. You can also import a single node by copying a vmess:// or vless:// share link from your clipboard, or scan a QR code. See our subscription import guide for details.
Check in order: ① Is your system clock accurate (VMess requires under 90 seconds of drift)? ② Has the subscription or node expired? ③ Is a firewall or antivirus blocking the client? ④ Try a different transport protocol or port. Our quick start guide also covers basic troubleshooting steps.
That depends on whether your node or subscription provider limits concurrent connections — the client itself has no device limit, so you can install it on your computer, phone, and router simultaneously.
Release notes, protocol deep dives, and usage tips to help you get the best experience.
The new version overhauls the main interface, dramatically speeds up subscription updates, and fixes several known issues.
When do you actually need TUN mode? How the virtual network adapter works, plus tips for troubleshooting common conflicts.
A deep dive into how Reality works, and its advantages over traditional TLS setups.
Download the V2Ray client for your device, get set up in three minutes, and enjoy a secure, stable connection.