Clash nodes

Free Proxy Nodes for Clash

Check the format of free nodes before using Clash/Mihomo: choose a complete profile or a supported provider, then test updates and actual connectivity.

Updated: 2026-10-29

Check node subscription formats

Direct Answer

The V2CROSS node page provides ordinary node subscriptions, not a ready-made Clash/Mihomo profile. For a simple start, use a client that supports those nodes. For Mihomo, use supported provider content inside a complete configuration with proxy groups and rules, or obtain a compatible full profile.

Check the input first

A full profile and a provider list have different roles. Mihomo supports YAML, URI, or Base64 provider content, but a provider list alone does not supply proxy groups and routing. Follow the import checklist before adding a URL.

Test latency

Latency tests remove dead nodes quickly, but real webpage and streaming checks matter more.

Fix DNS issues

If global mode works but rule mode fails, DNS or rule configuration is the first place to check.

Steps

Read the format label on the node page. Its webpage address cannot be imported as a subscription.
For ordinary URI/Base64 nodes, choose a compatible client. For Clash/Mihomo, obtain a full profile or follow the provider setup in the import checklist below; do not treat a node list as a full profile.
Update the configured profile or provider, check parsing errors, then select a node or group and test actual access.
If access fails, distinguish download, parsing, and connection problems before changing DNS or routing. Change one setting at a time.

Checklist

The format matches the import path; provider nodes are referenced by the active configuration.
At least one node passes latency and real webpage tests.
Rule mode and global mode are tested separately.
DNS does not leak to the original ISP.

Troubleshooting

Download or parsing fails

A failed download may involve the URL or network. A parsing error may mean HTML instead of subscription data, unsupported fields, or a provider list placed in a full-profile field. Check the reported error first.

All nodes time out

Refresh later, switch network, or use a stable VPN trial for comparison.

Only some websites fail

Review Clash rules and DNS settings before replacing all nodes.

Profile and provider import checklist Choose the correct input and separate download, parsing, and connection errors. Free V2Ray nodes Ordinary node subscriptions; check client and format compatibility. Clash/V2Ray setup Full setup and troubleshooting. VPN DNS leak test Check the route after connecting. Shadowrocket Android Android alternative client.

Official sources

Mihomo provider content formats (English)

FAQ

Can Clash import V2Ray nodes?

Mihomo can use supported URI/Base64 nodes as provider content in an existing configuration. This does not turn an ordinary subscription into a complete profile, and not every core or protocol is supported.

Why does latency look good but browsing is slow?

Latency is only one signal. Bandwidth, packet loss, routing, and DNS can still make browsing slow.

Are free proxy nodes stable?

Usually not. They are best for testing and backup use, not long-term production access.