Turn proxy links into client-ready configs.

Parse VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, SOCKS5 and HTTP links, then export a clean configuration for Clash Verge Rev, sing-box, or URI sharing.

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Paste your proxy links

Enter one or more links, choose an output format, then copy or download the result.

Stays in your browser
INPUT

Proxy links

Ready for your links
VLESS · VMess · Trojan · SS · SOCKS5 · HTTP
OUTPUT

Output format

Not generated
Paste a node link on the left, then click Convert.
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Ready to convert.

From a link to a usable config in seconds.

Keep the process simple: paste your links, choose the client format you need, and take the result with you.

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Paste links

Drop in one node or a full list. Comments and blank lines are ignored.

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Choose a format

Generate Clash YAML, sing-box JSON, or a clean URI list for sharing.

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Copy or download

Copy the output directly or download a file ready for your next step.

Bring the proxy links you already use.

Common proxy schemes are detected automatically. Paste one link or a whole list.

VLESSREADY

Modern encrypted links

Supports TLS, Reality, WebSocket, gRPC, SNI, ALPN, fingerprint and flow parameters.

VMESSREADY

Base64 JSON links

Reads the established VMess JSON payload and maps common WebSocket and TLS settings.

TROJAN / SSREADY

Lean password-based nodes

Converts Trojan and Shadowsocks links into Clash, sing-box and shareable URI output.

SOCKS5 / HTTPREADY

Proxy endpoints

Useful for local gateways, rotating proxy endpoints and mixed client configurations.

Your proxy links stay in your browser.

There is no upload step, account, or conversion server. Your links are processed on this device and disappear when you close the page.

✓ No upload✓ No account✓ Local copy and download

A few practical details.

Will the YAML import into Clash Verge Rev?

The generated file follows the common Clash Meta / Mihomo structure: a proxies list, a selectable proxy-groups entry, and a catch-all rules entry. Review node credentials and client policies before importing.

Does the tool support multiple nodes?

Yes. Paste one URI per line. The converter creates a unique name for duplicate or unnamed nodes and includes every parsed node in the selected output.

What happens to an unsupported parameter?

Unknown query parameters are not guessed. Common transport and TLS fields are mapped; unsupported fields are left out so the generated config stays predictable.

Which details are carried into the output?

Common transport and security fields such as TLS, Reality, WebSocket, gRPC, SNI, ALPN and fingerprints are carried into the selected format when supported.