FlClash Setup Tutorial

Import methods

FlClash supports several import methods. The URL workflow is the easiest to update later, while QR code and local file import are useful when your provider gives those options.

• Scan a QR code.
• Upload a local profile file.
• Fetch a profile from a URL.

Get subscription

Nodes are the core of proxy access, so FlClash needs a subscription or profile before it can route traffic.

The recommended workflow is URL import: copy the subscription URL from your provider. The screenshots use Changlian subscription provider as the example.

Add profile

Open the profile, configuration or subscription entry in FlClash. Paste the copied subscription URL into the URL field, then save, download or import the profile according to the client prompt.

If the client also supports local files, use that only when URL import is unavailable or your provider explicitly gives a YAML file.

Select a node

Open the proxy or policy group view and choose an available node. Pick a node based on region, latency and the service you need to access.

Enable proxy

Enable the proxy switch shown in the screenshots. Desktop clients usually use System Proxy, while mobile clients may request VPN permission the first time.

After it is enabled, traffic is forwarded through the FlClash profile.

Outbound mode notes

FlClash supports different routing modes for different situations. Keep Rule Mode for everyday use unless you are troubleshooting or need a fixed behavior.

• Rule mode is recommended for daily use and separates direct and proxied traffic.
• Global mode sends all requests through the proxy for testing or special cases.
• Direct mode bypasses the proxy for local access or troubleshooting.