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Clash Verge Proxy Setup Guide

Ola
  • Updated

Follow the steps below to configure a Proxy-Cheap proxy in Clash Verge using a local YAML profile.

Important Notes

  • This setup uses a Local YAML profile.
  • The SOCKS5 and HTTP configurations use the same general structure, but the type value must match the proxy you are using.
  • Select Global mode after adding the proxy.
  • If some applications do not follow the normal system proxy, you can enable TUN Mode.

Setup Steps

Step 1: Open Clash Verge and create a new profile

Open Clash Verge, go to Profiles, and click New.

Step 2: Create a Local profile

Select Local, enter a name for the profile, and click Save. Right-click the new profile and select Edit File to open the YAML configuration.

Step 3: Replace the existing YAML with the proxy configuration

Replace the existing YAML with the configuration below, then replace the placeholder values with your proxy details.

proxies:
  - name: "MyProxy"
    type: socks5
    server: proxy IP
    port: proxy port
    username: "username"
    password: "password"

proxy-groups:
  - name: "Proxy"
    type: select
    proxies:
      - "MyProxy"

rules:
  - MATCH,Proxy

Only add udp: true to a SOCKS5 configuration if UDP support has been confirmed for your proxy. Do not include it in the HTTP configuration.

Make sure the proxy name used under proxies matches the name referenced in proxy-groups. Enter the server as an IP address or hostname, without a URL prefix, and enter the port as a number without quotation marks. Keep the YAML indentation unchanged.

Step 4: Change the type for HTTP proxies

If you are using an HTTP proxy, change type: socks5 to type: http.

Step 5: Save the profile and confirm it appears

Save the YAML file and return to Profiles. Select the local profile you created and confirm that it is active.

Step 6: Test the proxy and proxy group

Open Proxies from the left sidebar and test MyProxy. Select Global mode, then choose MyProxy in the GLOBAL group.

Step 7: Go to Home and enable System Proxy

Return to Home and enable System Proxy. Confirm that Global mode is still selected and MyProxy is the current node.

Step 8: Verify the proxy IP

Open an IP-check website and confirm that the displayed IP matches the configured proxy IP or proxy exit IP.

Step 9: Enable TUN Mode if some apps do not use the proxy

If certain applications ignore System Proxy, enable TUN Mode and complete any required service installation or administrator-permission prompts. Test the application again. TUN Mode does not add UDP support to a proxy that lacks it.

Video walkthrough

Watch the full Windows walkthrough, from installing Clash Verge and adding your proxy details to testing the connection and checking your browser’s IP address.

Watch the Clash Verge proxy setup video

YAML template used in the video

This template uses an HTTP proxy and the name Proxy-Cheap, matching the video. For a SOCKS5 proxy, change type: http to type: socks5. Replace YOUR_PROXY_IP, 12345, YOUR_PROXY_USERNAME and YOUR_PROXY_PASSWORD with your own connection details. Keep the indentation and both occurrences of Proxy-Cheap unchanged.

mixed-port: 7890
allow-lan: false
mode: rule
log-level: info

proxies:
  - name: "Proxy-Cheap"
    type: http
    server: YOUR_PROXY_IP
    port: 12345
    username: "YOUR_PROXY_USERNAME"
    password: "YOUR_PROXY_PASSWORD"

proxy-groups:
  - name: "Proxy"
    type: select
    proxies:
      - "Proxy-Cheap"

rules:
  - MATCH,Proxy

The written steps above use the example name MyProxy. When following this video template, select Proxy-Cheap instead.