Open-source Windows network testing

Clumsy Download for Windows (Official 0.3 Release)

The Clumsy download for Windows comes directly from the verified jagt/clumsy GitHub 0.3 Release. Clumsy is a portable network condition simulator for controlled latency, packet loss, bandwidth, duplication, reordering and packet tampering tests.

Official GitHub asset · 536,789 bytes · checked July 20, 2026

0.3Latest official releasePortableNo installerMITOpen-source licenseWindowsSystem-wide testing
clumsy.exe
Official Clumsy 0.3 interface showing network filter and lag controls
Official Clumsy interface media from the jagt/clumsy repository, compressed to WebP for this guide.

Choose the right build

Clumsy Download for Windows: Version 0.3 Options

Most current Windows PCs use the 64-bit build. Select 32-bit only when Windows System Information identifies an x86 system. Both primary files below are unchanged assets from the official 0.3 GitHub Release.

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Windows 64-bit

For most Windows 10 computers and other x64 Windows installations.

File size
536,789 bytes
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F50DC734...B2806C27
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Legacy architecture

Windows 32-bit

For x86 Windows systems that cannot run a 64-bit executable.

File size
581,772 bytes
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57B880F6...1A4EA51
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Need the official B or C signature build?

The 0.3 release provides A, B and C binaries with different WinDivert signatures. Their Clumsy features are otherwise identical. If a security product blocks one official signature, the project provides these alternatives; review the official Release notes before switching.

Know what you are downloading

What is Clumsy?

Clumsy is a Windows desktop utility that intercepts live network packets with WinDivert, applies a controlled impairment, and then releases or discards those packets according to the settings you choose. It was built for developers, QA engineers and technical testers who need to reproduce the awkward conditions that real users experience: slow responses, intermittent loss, duplicated data, limited throughput, reordered packets or deliberately corrupted traffic. The application works system-wide, so a browser, desktop client, local service or test build can be exercised without changing its code or configuring a proxy.

A Clumsy download is a small ZIP archive rather than a conventional installer. Extract the archive, run the executable with the permissions required for packet capture, choose a filter and impairment, then select Start. Because Clumsy changes network behavior for matching traffic on the computer, begin with a narrow filter and a disposable test session. Stop the test before changing important network settings, signing in to sensitive services or joining calls that depend on a stable connection.

This site does not rebuild or wrap the program. The download buttons point to release assets published by the jagt/clumsy GitHub project. We record the version, source URL, exact byte size and checksums for the two primary A builds so visitors can compare a downloaded archive with the file checked during this update. That source-first approach also makes it clear when a search result mentions an unofficial version number that does not appear in the official release history.

Clumsy is a network testing tool, not a general internet speed booster and not a NetLimiter replacement. It intentionally makes selected traffic worse so a team can observe timeouts, retries, offline messages and recovery behavior. Use it only on systems and traffic you own or are authorized to test. This site does not publish anti-cheat bypasses, undetected lag switches or instructions for disrupting other users.

ApplicationClumsy network condition simulator
Latest official version0.3, published October 21, 2023
Official sourcegithub.com/jagt/clumsy
Documented systemsWindows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10
InstallationPortable ZIP; extract before running
Core dependencyWinDivert packet capture and modification driver
PriceFree
LicenseMIT, according to the official repository README

Controlled network impairment

What Clumsy can simulate

Each function targets a different failure mode. Use one impairment first, verify the effect, and combine settings only when a test case calls for it.

LAG

Network latency

Hold matching packets for a chosen time to test slow responses, delayed messages and timeout handling.

DROP

Packet loss

Discard a controlled percentage of packets to observe retries, broken streams and reconnection behavior.

THR

Bandwidth throttling

Limit the rate of matching traffic and test downloads or application flows under constrained throughput.

DUP

Duplicate packets

Send selected packets more than once to expose assumptions about unique delivery and idempotency.

OOO

Out-of-order delivery

Delay selected packets so later traffic arrives first, helping validate ordering and buffering logic.

TMP

Packet tampering

Modify matching packet content for controlled robustness tests in a system you are authorized to inspect.

First test in a few minutes

How to use Clumsy safely

The safest first run is a short latency test against a non-critical application. Keep the filter narrow, write down the baseline, and stop Clumsy as soon as the expected behavior has been observed.

  1. Download and verifyChoose the official Win64 or Win32 ZIP and compare its file name, byte size and checksum.
  2. Extract the archiveMove the ZIP to a normal folder and extract all files before launching the executable.
  3. Run with suitable permissionsClumsy needs to capture matching packets through WinDivert. Windows may request administrator approval.
  4. Set a narrow filterStart with a known host, protocol or port rather than applying a condition to every connection.
  5. Choose one impairmentEnable Lag or Drop with a modest value, select Start, and observe the application under test.
  6. Stop and restoreSelect Stop after the test, confirm normal connectivity, and record the result and exact settings.
Read the complete Clumsy 0.3 guide
Official Clumsy interface while a controlled network test is configured
The Clumsy interface keeps the filter, impairment values and Start control in one view.

Release status

Clumsy 0.3 is the latest official release

The jagt/clumsy GitHub Release list currently ends at version 0.3. That release was published on October 21, 2023 and states that its binaries are identical to 0.3 RC4. It adds a higher lag ceiling, updated dependencies, bandwidth support and three signature variants for each architecture.

Searches for Clumsy 0.4, 0.4 v2 or 0.6 can lead to modified builds, community packages or unrelated downloads. A higher number does not prove that a file is newer or official. Before running any such build, identify its publisher, repository, source changes, release notes and checksum. This site downloads only from the verified official 0.3 release.

View Clumsy 0.3 release detailsCompare official and unofficial versions
Clumsy 0.3

Official GitHub release with Win32 and Win64 A/B/C builds.

Official latest
Clumsy 0.2

Older official release from December 2014; retained in GitHub history.

Official old
Clumsy 0.4 / 0.4 v2

Not present in the official jagt/clumsy Release list checked for this update.

Unverified
Clumsy 0.6

Third-party search results exist, but no matching official jagt/clumsy release exists.

Unofficial

Before you download

Clumsy download FAQ

Short answers to the questions that matter most before running a system-wide network impairment tool.

What is the latest official Clumsy version?

The latest release in the official jagt/clumsy GitHub Release list is 0.3, published October 21, 2023. This site checked that source on July 20, 2026.

Does Clumsy need to be installed?

No conventional installer is required. Download the ZIP, extract all files to a folder and run the executable. Do not run only the EXE from inside the compressed archive because its supporting files may not be available.

Should I download 64-bit or 32-bit Clumsy?

Use Win64 on a 64-bit Windows installation, which is the normal choice for current PCs. Use Win32 only for a 32-bit x86 Windows system. Windows System Information shows the System Type if you are unsure.

Why are there A, B and C builds?

The official 0.3 release says the three binaries use different WinDivert signatures. Their Clumsy features are otherwise identical. The alternatives can help when a security product treats one signature differently.

Is Clumsy 0.4 or 0.6 an official update?

Not according to the official release history checked for this site. Files using those version labels may be community modifications. Review their repository, author, source changes and checksum before considering them; this site does not distribute them.

Does Clumsy work on Windows 11?

The official README explicitly lists Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10, not Windows 11. Some users may run it on newer Windows versions, but compatibility can depend on WinDivert, security policy and permissions. Test only in a reversible environment and do not treat Windows 11 support as an official guarantee.

Can Clumsy be used as a lag switch or ping hack?

Clumsy can impair matching traffic, but this site covers only authorized development, QA and reliability testing. We do not provide anti-cheat bypasses, hidden lag-switch configurations or instructions intended to disrupt other players or services.

Where is the official Clumsy source code?

The source code, README, issue tracker and release history are at github.com/jagt/clumsy. The project homepage is linked from that repository.

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Clumsy Download for Windows 10

Get the 64-bit A archive from the official GitHub Release, extract it, verify the file and begin with a narrow, authorized test.

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