Subscription Setup Guide

Step-by-step guide to import and manage subscription configurations in Clash Party.

Updated 2026-01-29 · Independent Clash Party guide

Subscriptions (Profiles) are the main source of nodes, proxy groups, and rules (if provided) for Clash Party. Once imported, you can select nodes to connect and use routing rules as needed.

Quick start

1

Get Link

Copy Clash subscription link from provider

2

Import

Import URL in Profiles page

3

Connect

Select profile and enable system proxy

Basic Concepts

• Profile (Subscription Link): Configuration URL provided by your service provider, usually in Clash/Mihomo format.
• Proxies (Nodes): List of servers available for connection, sourced from the subscription.
• Proxy Groups: Destinations for rule-based routing (e.g., Auto Select, Streaming), availability depends on subscription content.

Note

To ensure usability, please request a "Clash/Mihomo format" subscription link from your provider. Single node links (like vmess://, vless://) usually cannot be used directly as a subscription in Clash Party.

Step 1: Obtain Subscription Link

1. Log in to your VPN/Proxy provider's dashboard.
2. Find pages like "Subscription" or "Clash/Mihomo Config".
3. Copy the Clash/Mihomo format subscription URL (usually contains an access token).
4. Keep this link secure and do not share it.

Step 2: Import Subscription

1. Open Clash Party and go to the Profiles page.
2. Click Add Profile, select "Import from URL" or "Import from Clipboard".
3. Paste the subscription URL and give it a recognizable name (e.g., "My Provider").
4. Save and wait for the subscription to update and load the node list.

Warning

Subscription links contain account information and quota identifiers. Do not share them with others or publish them publicly.

Step 3: Update and Manage

• Manual Update: In the subscription list, click "Update" on the target profile, or use "Update All".
• Auto Update: It is recommended to enable auto-update in subscription settings (e.g., every 12 or 24 hours) to keep nodes and rules current.
• Edit and Delete: You can rename or delete profiles from the profile menu.

Tip

Generally, updating the subscription syncs the latest nodes and (if any) rule sets. If changes don't take effect after updating, try switching proxy groups or restarting the proxy.

Step 4: Verify Connection

1. Check List: Ensure the node list displays correctly and latency tests work.
2. Check Groups: If the subscription includes proxy groups, they should appear in the interface.
3. Test Connection: Select a stable node, then visit common websites or an IP lookup site to confirm your exit IP matches expectations.

Done

If you can access proxied websites normally and the IP lookup results are correct, the subscription import is successful.

FAQ

Import failed or no response?

• Check if the link is in Clash/Mihomo format.
• Confirm internet connectivity and that the link is not blocked.
• Try again later or contact your provider to check subscription status.

Node list empty or incorrect?

• Subscription may be expired or have insufficient permissions.
• Provider might be maintaining or adjusting the node list.
• Try updating again or contact your provider.

Rules not working after update?

• Subscription might not contain rules and proxy groups.
• Refer to "Next Steps" to learn about routing rules.

Only browser works?

• System proxy might be the only active mode.
• For other apps not using system proxy, enable TUN Mode in the client (if supported).