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QGIS in OSGeo4W (recommended for regular users):

OSGeo4W Network Installer

In the installer choose Express Install and select QGIS to install the latest release or QGIS LTR to install the long term release.
The express installations have several optional packages including non-free software. To avoid those you have to use the Advanced Install and choose qgis and/or qgis-ltr in the desktop section.
NOTE FOR EXISTING USERS: OSGeo4W v2 (previously known as testing) is now the regular repository. The latest QGIS release is only available here, as it already requires dependencies not available in the old repository. The long term release is additionally also available in the old repository using the same dependencies as before (see below). This also includes a 32-bit version, which OSGeo4W v2 does not support.
CAUTION: Upgrades of old setups using the new repository are not supported. You need to do a fresh install or use a different directory.

Standalone installers (MSI) from OSGeo4W packages (recommended for new users)

Latest release (richest on features):

QGIS Standalone Installer Version 3.20

Long term release (most stable):

QGIS Standalone Installer Version 3.16

Note that the MSI installers are much bigger than the previous installers. This is because they include significant larger packages (eg. PROJ 8). The main reason for the switch to MSI were the size limits previously used NSIS has, which was blocking updates of dependencies.

Long-term release in old OSGeo4W (continued with previous dependencies):

OSGeo4W Network Installer (64 bit)

OSGeo4W Network Installer (32 bit)

In the installer choose Advanced Install and select qgis-ltr-full to install the long term release.
Packages for the latest release and nightly thereof and master are discontinued in old OSGeo4W. https://yellowguys.amebaownd.com/posts/22849910.
This installer also allows installing QGIS without non-free software

Standalone installer for long term release (continued with dependencies from old OSGeo4W):

QGIS Standalone Installer Version 3.16 (64 bit)

QGIS Standalone Installer Version 3.16 (32 bit)

Official All-in-one, signed installers

Mac Installer Packages for macOS High Sierra (10.13) and newer.

QGIS is not yet notarized as required by macOS Catalina (10.15) security rules. On first launch, please right-click on the QGIS app icon, hold down the Option key, then choose Open.

Latest release (richest on features):

Long term release (most stable):

Alternative build

Mac Installer Packages for macOS Sierra (10.12) and newer.

Installation instructions are in the Read Me on the disk image. GDAL and Python (both included on the disk image) are installed separately and outside the QGIS app so they are usable on their own. These packages use the python.org Python 3 - other distributions are not supported.

For many flavors of GNU/Linux binary packages (rpm and deb) or software repositories (to add to your installation manager) are available. Please select your choice of distro below:

The QGIS experience does not stop on the desktop. Various touch optimized apps allow you to take QGIS into the field

Third-party touch optimized apps

QField for QGIS (formerly QGIS for Android)

Input (available for Android, iOS and Windows devices)

IntraMaps Roam

QGIS for Android

An old and deprecated not touch optimised release of QGIS for Android can be found inAll downloads

All downloads

More specific instructions about downloading QGIS stable vs QGIS development can be found in All downloads.

Datasets

For testing and learning purposes, a sample dataset is available, which contains collections of data from different sources and in different formats.

Previous releases of QGIS are still available here - including older releases for OS X here.

More older releases are available here and for OS X here.

Plugins for QGIS are also available here.

QGIS is open source software available under the terms of the GNU General Public License meaning that its source code can be downloaded through tarballs or the git repository.

QGIS Source Code is available here (latest release) and here (long term release)

Refer to the INSTALL guide on how to compile QGIS from source for the different platforms: here

Note that you can also install the development version (nightly) via an installer from the normal downloads for your platform: here

Plugins for QGIS are also available here.

Ubuntu packages

Ubuntu comes with darktable packages. You can install them with

If you need a newer version than what is included in your distribution, check out the third party packages section.

Fedora packages

Fedora ships with darktable. A simple command should be enough.

If you need a newer version than what is included in your distribution, check out the third party packages section.

openSUSE packages

openSUSE ships with darktable. A simple zypper install darktable should be enough.

If you need a newer version than what is included in your distribution, check out the third party packages section.

Arch Linux

thx to chressie for this, arch is non-ancient :)

Funtoo/Gentoo Linux

darktable is in portage!

RHEL / Scientific Linux / Centos

Debian

(Of course) there is a darktable package in the Debian repositories.

darktable can be installed by running

If you need a newer version than what is included in your distribution, check out the third party packages section.

Solaris

The darktable Solaris packages are provided and maintained by James. You can find his website here with all the packages provided: https://www.jmcpdotcom.com/blog/category/darktable/.

He has both the darktable packages and a dependency package in case this is the first time you are installing darktable on your system.

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FreeBSD

darktable is available in the FreeBSD Ports Collection. It can be installed, pre-compiled, from the standard package repository.

https://yellowguys.amebaownd.com/posts/22849927. To install darktable on your system, run

Microsoft Windows

Read the Windows version specific section in the FAQ first.
Download the latest Windows installer for darktable.
Run it and install darktable.

macOS

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