Use the add menu on the Home page to create local outbound nodes, add subscriptions, scan QR codes, pick files, pick images, or read text from the clipboard.
Manual Input#
Manual input opens the outbound editor. Use it when you want to create a local node directly in OneXray.
The outbound editor writes a single outbound node. At runtime OneXray assigns the active node the reserved proxy tag.
Subscription Link#
Subscription input creates a subscription row and immediately downloads it. The subscription name is read from the URL fragment when available. Empty names become anonymous.
Example:
https://example.com/sub.txt#MySubscriptionSubscriptions only import outbound nodes.
Supported Import Text#
OneXray classifies imported text by the first valid format it can read.
| Input | Behavior |
|---|---|
https://... |
Parsed as a subscription URL. |
| Xray share links | Parsed by libXray and imported as outbound nodes. |
| Multi-line share text | Multiple outbound nodes can be imported at once when libXray supports the content. |
| Clash.Meta YAML | Parsed by libXray when supported by the bundled core API. |
| Xray JSON | Parsed by libXray when supported by the bundled core API, but only outbound nodes are imported. |
The generic import pipeline does not create Raw Json, Xray Setting, or GeoData records.
Scan QRCode#
The QR scan page reads camera QR codes. It is intended for short node links and HTTPS subscription URLs.
Long links can reduce QR recognition reliability. For long content, use text or file import.
Pick Image#
Image import supports common QR image files such as png, jpg, and jpeg.
Pick File#
File import supports:
| Extension | Handling |
|---|---|
png, jpg, jpeg |
Decode QR code from image. |
txt, json, yaml |
Read file as text and import it. |
Read Clipboard#
Clipboard import reads plain text and passes it through the same import pipeline.
Import Scope#
Import is an app UI workflow. Use clipboard, file, image, or QR scan import from the add menu.
Imported subscriptions and share text only create outbound nodes. Raw Json, Xray Setting, and GeoData are managed from their own pages.