⚡ ProxyChainer

Chain any number of proxies into a single Xray-core / V2Ray config — any protocol to any protocol.

Your Device  →  Hop 1  →  Hop 2  →  …  →  Hop N  →  Internet
                VLESS / VMess / Trojan / SS / SOCKS

Available as a Windows app, Android APK, and Web app.

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🌐 Try it now

→ Open Web App

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📥 Download

Go to the Releases page and download:

Platform	File
Windows	ProxyChainer-Windows.zip
Android	ProxyChainer-Android.apk

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What it does

Paste proxy URLs into hop fields — ProxyChainer generates a ready-to-use JSON config that chains them together using Xray's dialerProxy. Supports VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, and SOCKS.

• Unlimited hops — start with 2 hops, add as many as you need with the ＋ ADD HOP button; remove any hop (minimum 2 always enforced)
• Single mode — N hops → one config, auto-copied to clipboard, saved as a JSON array [config]
• Group mode — N lists of URLs → generates every combination across all hop columns and saves them as a single JSON array file [config1, config2, …]
• Remarks — every output config includes a "remarks" field with the full chain name (e.g. Server A → Server B → 🇺🇳 @Channel) — emoji and unicode preserved
• PC / Mobile toggle — desktop config uses SOCKS5 10808 + HTTP 10809 inbounds; mobile config bypasses Iran geosite/geoip
• IP & ping info — shows your current exit IP, city, and latency

Overview.mp4

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Output format

Both Single and Group modes output a JSON array:

[
  {
    "remarks": "Hop1Name → Hop2Name → Hop3Name",
    "log": { "loglevel": "warning" },
    "outbounds": [ ... ],
    "routing": { ... }
  }
]

Group mode saves one file containing all generated configs:

[
  { "remarks": "Server A → Proxy 1", ... },
  { "remarks": "Server A → Proxy 2", ... },
  { "remarks": "Server B → Proxy 1", ... }
]

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Built with

Flet · Xray-core · Python 3.11+