Windows
Recommended Client: v2rayNA fully localized interface with automatic subscription updates and routing rules — the most popular choice on Windows.
Latest version v7.24.1
Go to DownloadV2Ray is an open-source network proxy tool that helps you reliably and securely access overseas sites and services on a restricted network. This site brings together clients for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux, plus step-by-step guides — download, install, connect, and you're ready to go.
An open-source network proxy toolkit that helps you reliably reach the sites you need even when your network is restricted. The core code is fully open-source and maintained long-term by the community — no hidden fees, no paid "premium" unlock.
Pick based on the device you're using — no need to know what "v2rayN" or "v2rayNG" means beforehand.
A fully localized interface with automatic subscription updates and routing rules — the most popular choice on Windows.
Latest version v7.24.1
Go to DownloadNative support for both Apple Silicon and Intel chips, with an interface that feels right at home on macOS — nothing to learn.
Latest version v7.24.1
Go to DownloadSupports importing subscriptions via QR code or clipboard, with background keep-alive tweaks for major Chinese Android phone brands.
Latest version v2.2.8
Go to DownloadShips as deb / rpm packages with the same interface as the Windows / macOS build — no extra front-end needed.
Latest version v7.24.1
Go to DownloadNot sure which one to pick? Check the quick-start guide, or jump straight to the download FAQ.
We do three things: bring together clients for every platform, write clear step-by-step guides, and keep up with every new release.
Windows / macOS / Android / Linux clients all in one place — no need to hunt for download links elsewhere.
From a quick-start overview to detailed platform-specific steps, with screenshots — no need to learn technical jargon first.
Download links are updated as soon as new versions ship, so the version number shown always matches what you actually download.
Whether you're brand new or troubleshooting a specific issue, there's a guide for that.
Just download, install, connect — done in 5 minutes, no deep dive into theory or advanced settings.
Start Reading →Step-by-step, with screenshots, from downloading v2rayN to importing a subscription and enabling the system proxy.
Start Reading →What a subscription is, how to add one, and how to set up auto-update so nodes don't go stale.
Start Reading →Common connection issues laid out as symptom → cause → fix, so you can check them step by step.
Start Reading →The most common questions before and after downloading, installing, and using — check here first.
Yes. V2Ray and its clients for every platform are free, open-source software. This site offers downloads and step-by-step guides for every platform at no cost — there's no "premium" or paid version.
Some antivirus tools may flag it as a false positive because the software involves network proxying — that's normal. Check the guides for how to handle it.
v2rayN is the cross-platform client covering Windows, macOS, and Linux; v2rayNG and V2flyNG are both Android clients with the same core, just slightly different interfaces — pick either one for your device.
This is usually caused by an expired subscription node or misconfigured routing rules. Try updating your subscription or switching nodes, then follow the "Connected But Pages Won't Load" guide to track down the issue step by step.
Version updates, tips, and beginner guides, updated regularly.
Now supports scanning multiple QR codes in a row to batch-import nodes, plus improved reconnection logic when switching networks.
Read More →This update fixes the subscription link update timeout issue some users reported and improves routing rule matching speed.
Read More →What do "node," "subscription," and "routing rules" actually mean? A plain-English explanation before you dive into installation.
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