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Current stable version

The first 0.19.2 release of FreeCAD (24291) was published on 2021-04-22. To find out what's new, see the release notes.

You will find SHA256 checksums to verify the integrity of your download on the 0.19.2 release page.

Previous versions can be downloaded from the releases page

Install on Windows

64-bit (includes installer)

Install on Mac

macOS 64-bit

Install on Linux

AppImage 64-bit

Notes for Windows users

The following Windows versions are supported: 7/8/10.
A portable version (64-bit) that doesn't need installation is on the release page.
The package may also be installed from the Chocolatey manager.

Notes for Mac OS X users

Mac OS X 10.12 Sierra is the minimum supported version.

Notes for GNU/Linux users

Most distributions carry FreeCAD in their official repositories, however, if the distribution doesn't follow a rolling release model the version they provide might be outdated. Instead you can download the AppImage above, mark it as executable and launch it without installation.

Please see the Installing on Linux page for more installation options, including daily packages for Ubuntu and derivatives.

A portable version that doesn't need installation can be achieved by starting FreeCAD with these commands: introduced in version 0.19

cd path/to/directory_containing_AppImage/
chmod +x ./FreeCAD_0.19-23756-Linux-Conda_glibc2.12-x86_64.AppImage
HOME="$PWD/Settings" FREECAD_USER_HOME="$PWD/Settings" ./FreeCAD_0.19-23756-Linux-Conda_glibc2.12-x86_64.AppImage

More information about FreeCAD's environment variables can be found on the configuration page.

Development versions

FreeCAD's development is active.

For Linux users, check out the development AppImage.
For MacOS and Windows development builds and development source code, see the weekly builds page.
To compile the latest source code, see compiling.

Additional modules and macros

The FreeCAD community provides a wealth of additional modules and macros. They can now easily be installed directly from within FreeCAD using the Addon Manager.