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Download Godot Launcher

Download the open source Godot version manager and companion app for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Manage Godot versions, custom Godot builds, and project setup from one app.

Download and manage Godot versions

Godot Launcher helps you download and manage Godot editor versions, register custom Godot builds, and keep per-project editor settings organized. Choose the installer or package for your operating system below.

Looking for Godot Engine itself? Godot Launcher is an independent app that helps manage Godot editor downloads and project setup. You can download Godot Engine directly from the Godot Engine website.

Which package should I choose?

Windows

Use the Windows installer, or install and upgrade from the command line with winget when it is available on your system.

macOS

Use the macOS disk image. Open the .dmg file and move Godot Launcher into your Applications folder.

Linux

Use AppImage for a portable package, or choose .deb or .rpm when the package matches your distribution.

Release and trust details

GitHub releases

Download assets are published from the v1.10.1 GitHub release.

Source and license

Godot Launcher is open source. Review the source code and the MIT license.

Signed releases

Windows: Builds are signed through SignPath.

Free code signing provided by SignPath.io, certificate by SignPath Foundation.

macOS: Builds are signed with a Developer ID Application certificate issued to Mario DEBONO and notarized by Apple.

Linux: Signing for .deb and .rpm packages is planned.

Independent project

Godot Launcher is maintained independently and is not affiliated with the Godot Foundation.

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System Requirements

Godot Launcher supports the following operating systems:

Windows

  • Windows 10 or later (64-bit)

macOS

  • macOS 10.15 Catalina or later

Linux

Note: Linux AppImage

AppImage builds include most dependencies. Make sure FUSE is available on your system.

If the launcher fails to start with Chromium sandbox errors, see the Linux no-sandbox guide for workaround steps and security considerations.

  • Modern 64-bit distribution (Ubuntu 20.04+, Fedora 36+, Arch-based, etc.)