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VLESS, VMess, Shadowsocks, Trojan, and more. Keep all your connections together in one thoughtful client.
MULTIPLE PROTOCOLS
YOUR WORLD, BETTER CONNECTED
Less friction.
More freedom.
A lightweight, powerful, open-source proxy client.
Making every connection a little more effortless.
Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux
Always freeOpen sourceCommunity built
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Open source. Open possibilities.
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Less configuration. More possibilities.Interactive preview · v2rayN
One client. Plenty of possibilities.Multiple protocolsSmart routingCross-platformFree & open source
DESIGNED FOR SIMPLICITY
Powerful by nature. Simple by design.
From your first connection to your daily routine, a better experience at every step.
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Give your traffic direction
Flexible routing rules for direct and proxy connections. Build the right path for browsing, work, and everything in between.
SMART ROUTING
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Your setup, your way
Import subscriptions, organize servers, and check latency. A clear interface helps you make the right connection.
EASY MANAGEMENT
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Open for a reason
Public source code, ongoing community contributions, and no client subscription fees. Free to use, inspect, and improve.
OPEN SOURCE
YOUR NEXT CONNECTION STARTS HERE
Ready for a world of possibilities?
Pick your operating system. Make yourself a little more connected.
POPULAR CHOICE
Windows
Your familiar desktop. A smoother connection.
x64 / x86 / ARM64Get for WindowsmacOS
Open a new window of possibilities on Mac.
Apple Silicon / IntelGet for macOSLinux
A free system. A freer connection.
x64 / ARM64Get for LinuxDownload links and checksums sourced from HiWikiView source
FIND YOUR NEXT CONNECTION
Client ready. Find your connection.
Need a server or subscription? Explore these providers to find an option that fits.
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Wangji Express
Visit Wangji Express to explore its service information, plans, and subscription options.
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NanoCloud
Use the NanoCloud invitation to register, then review available plans and setup instructions on its website.
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Shanhu Cloud
Open Shanhu Cloud’s registration page to explore plans and follow its instructions for obtaining a subscription.
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Sanmao
Follow the Sanmao invitation link to register, review its plans, and find client configuration instructions.
Visit websiteSome links include referral or invitation parameters. Plans, prices, and terms are set by each provider.
UP AND RUNNING IN MINUTES
Three steps. A simpler connection.
Getting started is easier than you think.
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Download and install
Choose the right package for your system, then extract or install it and open v2rayN.
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Import your configuration
Copy your provider’s subscription URL, add it under subscription groups, then update the subscription.
Configuration guide03
Choose a server and connect
Select an available server, configure the system proxy, and choose the routing mode that fits your needs.
Read the documentationv2rayN is client software. It does not provide proxy servers or subscriptions.
A LITTLE HELP ALONG THE WAY
A few things you might be wondering.
Answers to some common questions. Find even more in the project documentation.
View all questionsWhat is v2rayN?
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v2rayN is an open-source proxy client supporting cores such as Xray and sing-box. Its graphical interface helps you manage servers, subscriptions, and routing on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Is v2rayN free?
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Yes. v2rayN is released under the GPL-3.0 license and is free to download and use. You configure your own proxy servers or subscriptions; any service fees are determined by your provider.
Where do I get a server or subscription?
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v2rayN does not provide servers or subscriptions. Set up your own server or obtain a configuration from a provider you trust, then import it using a subscription URL, share link, or manual configuration.
Which operating systems are supported?
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The project offers Windows, macOS, and Linux builds. Architectures vary by package. Check the file name and release notes to choose a package compatible with your system.
What if I have connection problems?
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Check that your subscription is up to date and your server is available, then run a latency test. Review the system proxy, routing mode, and client logs for specific errors. The project Wiki and GitHub Issues can help with further troubleshooting.
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