v2rayN
A graphical client with a fully localized interface, subscription auto-update, and one-click routing rule switching. Comes in two builds — classic and cross-platform — pick either one.
New to it? Check the Windows guide firstWindows
For Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
macOS
For macOS 12 and later, compatible with both Apple silicon and Intel chips
v2rayN
The macOS build of the same client used on Windows. Lives in the menu bar, supports one-click subscription import, and behaves like a native macOS app.
New to it? Check the macOS guide firstAndroid
For Android 7.0 and later — v2rayNG and V2flyNG share the same core, so either one works
v2rayNG
Import subscriptions by QR code or clipboard, with built-in traffic stats and per-app proxy support, tuned to stay alive in the background on Chinese Android skins.
New to it? Check the Android guide firstV2flyNG
A community open-source build on the same V2Ray core, distributed via F-Droid. The workflow is close to v2rayNG and works as an alternative.
New to it? Check the Android guide firstLinux
For mainstream 64-bit / ARM64 distributions (Ubuntu / Debian / Fedora / RHEL, etc.)
v2rayN
The Linux build of the same graphical client used on Windows / macOS. Comes as a deb or rpm package — pick the one matching your distribution.
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deb package (x64) v7.24.1Download
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deb package (ARM64) v7.24.1Download
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rpm package (x64) v7.24.1Download
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rpm package (ARM64) v7.24.1Download
FAQ
Download FAQ
Common download and installation questions — check here first.
v2rayN is the cross-platform client used on Windows, macOS, and Linux. On Android you can choose either v2rayNG or V2flyNG — same core, either works fine, the interfaces just look slightly different, no need to compare features.
Try refreshing the page, or switch networks (for example from Wi-Fi to mobile data) and try again. If it still won't work after a while, check back later — we keep monitoring the download service's availability.
Yes, that's expected. These apps handle network proxying, so some systems and antivirus tools flag installers that aren't signed at scale. It's safe to choose "keep/trust" and continue installing.
This site only keeps a download link for the current latest version and doesn't offer older releases. That keeps beginners from accidentally installing a version with known issues, and keeps the version shown on the page always matching what you actually download.