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Import your subscription into a client

Client setupPublished 2026-08-29Updated 2026-09-07

Importing a subscription gives a client the remote configuration generated by your dashboard. It does not mean signing in to the client with your SNSCDN email and password. Normally you import once, then use Update subscription inside the client whenever the node list changes.

Check four things before importing

  1. Under My Orders, confirm that the order is Completed, then check the validity and remaining traffic on the Dashboard.
  2. Install the client from its official website, official app-store listing, or another trusted release channel, and verify the developer. Do not use an unknown installer shared in a chat group.
  3. Run only one network client on the device while testing. Two clients trying to control the system connection can cause loss of connectivity, repeated disconnects, or rule conflicts.
  4. Treat the subscription URL and QR code as passwords. Importing never requires sending them to an online converter or an unknown bot.

Choose a client for your device

The following one-click entries were displayed by the SNSCDN panel on 7 September 2026. Client versions, operating-system support, and store availability can change, so the current panel and the client's official documentation are authoritative.

Windows

The panel offers Clash and Hiddify. Choose one; do not enable the system-proxy or VPN mode in both at the same time.

Android

The panel offers Clash Meta, Hiddify, SingBox, NekoBox, and Surfboard. Prefer a client you understand and can still obtain from a trusted maintainer. Stop the old client before testing a replacement.

iPhone, iPad, and macOS

The panel offers Hiddify, SingBox, Shadowrocket, Quantumult X, Surge, and Stash; Clash Meta is also shown for macOS. The panel button may spell Quantumult X as QuantumultX. Some clients are separately paid or may not be available in every app-store region; the SNSCDN plan price does not include client software.

Linux or a device without a matching button

The current panel has no dedicated Linux one-click entry. Use Copy subscription URL with a compatible client that can add a remote subscription. Do not force an unknown format into a manually created single-node profile.

Recommended: one-click import

  1. Install the target client first, then open the Dashboard in a browser on the same device.
  2. Select One-click subscription and choose only the client you installed.
  3. Allow the browser to open the external application, then confirm adding a remote subscription or remote configuration.
  4. If the client reports an existing profile with the same name, identify the entry from the current dashboard before replacing the old remote profile. Do not keep several identical copies.
  5. Run Update subscription after import, confirm that the node list appears, choose an online node, and enable the connection.

What to do in each client

Clash and Clash Meta

The one-click button hands the subscription to the client as a remote profile. Refresh that profile, choose a node, and enable the connection. Clash, Clash Meta, and some Android clients can share the same system import handler; if the wrong app opens, cancel and use the manual URL method below.

Hiddify

Add the link as a remote profile rather than creating one node by hand. Refresh the profile and start the connection. When nodes change later, update the existing profile instead of creating another profile with the same name.

SingBox

The panel requests a remote-profile import. Save and refresh it, then choose a node and start the connection. If the operating system refuses to open the app, add the copied subscription URL as a remote profile from inside the client.

Shadowrocket

When the browser opens Shadowrocket, confirm adding the subscription, return to the subscription list, and update it. If an older SNSCDN subscription already exists, update or replace that entry to avoid duplicate node names.

Quantumult X

The panel adds SNSCDN as a remote resource. Confirm that the resource was saved and updated before choosing a node. Back up custom routing rules or local configuration before merging so an import cannot overwrite personal settings.

Surge and Stash

Their one-click entries install a remote configuration. Save any personal profile or rules first, verify that the new configuration came from the current dashboard, and only then enable it. Update that remote configuration later instead of installing repeated copies.

NekoBox and Surfboard

These entries are currently offered for Android. If selecting NekoBox is handed to a different compatible application, use the manual subscription URL. After importing into Surfboard, refresh the remote profile before choosing a node and starting the connection.

Add the subscription manually when one-click fails

  1. Select Copy subscription URL on the dashboard. Alternatively, display the QR code on another signed-in device and scan it with the target device.
  2. In the client, choose Add subscription, Remote profile, Remote resource, or Import from URL. Labels vary by version, but choose a remote subscription rather than a manually entered single node.
  3. Paste the complete URL and save it. Do not remove characters, rewrite parameters, or add a trailing space.
  4. Give the profile a recognizable name such as SNSCDN, then update it once immediately.
  5. Enable the connection only after nodes appear. If the list is empty, do not paste the same URL repeatedly; use the checks below.

Update or re-import

For routine use, route changes, and renewals, update the existing subscription first. After a completed order for another plan, the existing profile will normally still update, but replace it if the complete URL shown by the dashboard has changed. See Choosing and changing a plan for the billing rules.

Using Reset Subscription in the user center invalidates the old URL, and the service may also rotate credentials for security or operational reasons. If the dashboard shows a new URL or the old profile repeatedly returns an authentication error, remove the old profile from every device and import the current dashboard URL. Reset immediately if the URL was posted publicly, used by someone else, or exposed in a screenshot; renaming the profile does not revoke access.

Quick check after import

  1. Only one active SNSCDN remote profile remains in the client, and its latest update completed without an error.
  2. The node list is not empty, and its names and multipliers came from the latest subscription update.
  3. An online node is selected and the client's connection or system-proxy switch is enabled.
  4. The device time and time zone are correct; clock drift can break connection authentication.
  5. Test one ordinary webpage before changing a node or network. Avoid changing several settings at once.

Common problems

  1. The browser does not open the client: confirm that the client is installed and allow the browser to open external apps. If it still fails, use Copy subscription URL.
  2. The wrong client opens: several apps can register the same class of import link. Cancel instead of confirming, then use Import from URL inside the intended client.
  3. Import succeeds but no nodes appear: confirm that the order is Completed, the subscription is valid, and traffic remains. Update it and check that the URL has no missing characters or spaces.
  4. Subscription refresh reports 401, 403, expired, or download failed: first confirm that the plan is active and traffic remains, then sign in to the dashboard again and copy the current URL. Do not repair the URL by hand; replace the old profile only if the complete URL changed, and open a ticket if the unchanged URL still fails.
  5. Nodes appear but none connect: update the subscription, try another online node, verify device time, and test Wi-Fi and mobile data separately. Do not run two clients together.
  6. An update still shows old nodes: confirm that you updated the current SNSCDN remote profile. If necessary, remove the old copy and import the current dashboard entry again.
  7. Personal rules or profiles disappeared: stop overwriting the configuration and restore the client backup. Export personal settings before installing a remote configuration next time.
  8. The client reports 429 or too many requests: stop refreshing repeatedly, wait a few minutes, and update once. Do not keep deleting and re-importing or make several devices refresh at high frequency.

Privacy and support details

Never post a complete subscription URL, QR code, password, email verification code, or payment credential in a public issue, group chat, speed-test site, online converter, or screenshot. For help, open a support ticket and provide the device OS and version, client name and version, time of the problem, error text, and a screenshot with sensitive fields removed.