Add sources
Sign in and create a dynamic subscription. Add one or more upstream URLs or individual node links. The site server fetches remote sources, so check that each URL remains reachable.
Subscription guide
Bring multiple sources into one dynamic subscription
Manage upstream subscriptions and individual nodes together, then provide your client with a stable address. Edit the saved subscription when a source changes.
Create and use a subscription
Choose a client format
Choose Mihomo, Clash, sing-box or node links for your client. Configuration output uses the selected template, or an applicable site default when you have not chosen one.
Preview and import
Save, then select Verify and preview. Check the node count and configuration before importing the generated address into your client. The client can fetch updates from that address.
Update sources and access
Edit and save the existing subscription when sources change. You can set an expiry or device limit. If you change the access key, update clients using the old address.
Which workflow should I use?
For ongoing updates
Use dynamic subscriptions to save sources and conversion settings behind an address your client can refresh.
Open dynamic subscriptionsFor a one-time conversion
Use the node converter to paste input, choose a format and review the result before copying or downloading it.
Open node converterCommon questions
Why does an expired source stop the subscription?
Check the upstream address first, then network access, format and the requested User-Agent. A source that cannot be fetched can make the current generation fail.
Can different clients use the same address?
Choose an output format for each client. Clients support different protocols and fields, so check the resulting nodes and rules; unsupported items may be skipped.
Can I share my subscription address publicly?
A dynamic address contains an access key. Share it only with trusted devices. If it may have leaked, change the key in management and reimport the new address in your clients.
Why are rules present but a node missing?
Preview the source and target format first. Then check whether the client is showing all nodes or a particular policy group. Name filters or unsupported protocols can also affect visibility.