V2Ray Guides and Download Information
V2RayLive organizes client installation, subscription importing, proxy modes, split routing, and troubleshooting guides by language, with clear download links for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux.
Site Focus
This site brings together client downloads, initial setup, subscription updates, system proxy settings, and TUN mode guidance for users of v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG. Pages use the actual menu names and settings found in each client wherever possible, reducing the need to search repeatedly across different guides.
The Open-Source Project V Ecosystem
Project V is an open-source technology ecosystem built around network proxy protocols and routing capabilities. V2Fly continues the community-maintained development path of v2ray-core, while Xray has evolved a separate core implementation around a similar configuration model. v2rayN is a desktop graphical client that can work with different cores; v2rayNG primarily uses the Xray core, while v2flyNG corresponds to the V2Fly core. Clients, cores, and subscription services operate at different layers and should be verified separately during setup.
Content Maintenance Principles
Before publishing a download page, we verify the entry point, platform architecture, file name, and version information so different systems or processor architectures are not mixed together. Guides are based on the actual interfaces and workflows of public releases, and relevant steps are revised when menus change. For claims about node quality, route performance, or service availability, we do not draw conclusions from data that cannot be reproduced.
Responsible-Use Boundaries
This site provides software instructions and open-source ecosystem information. It does not provide network services or guarantee the content, node quality, or continued availability of third-party subscriptions. When using clients and related protocols, review the laws, network-management requirements, and terms of service that apply where you live, and determine whether your intended use is lawful.