Download Google Chrome
Chrome is free from Google for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iPhone and iPad. Every download link on this page goes to Google’s own servers or the official app store.
This opens Google’s official Chrome download page. Direct files for each device are listed just below.
Choose your device
Not sure your device is supported? Check Google’s Chrome system requirements first.
Windows
- 64-bit installer (.exe), for most PCs
- ARM64 installer (.exe), for Windows 11 on ARM
- 32-bit installer (.exe)
Mac
- Chrome for Mac (googlechrome.dmg), one file for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs (Google calls it a universal installer)
Linux
- Debian and Ubuntu: x86-64 .deb or arm64 .deb
- Fedora and openSUSE: x86-64 .rpm or arm64 .rpm
Android phones and tablets
iPhone and iPad
Google’s help says to install Chrome on an iPhone or iPad from the App Store.
Chromebook
Chrome comes preinstalled on all new Chromebooks, so there is nothing to download.
Need to install on a computer with no internet connection, or on many computers at once? See the offline installer and Chrome Enterprise guides.
How to install Chrome
These are the steps from Google’s install help.
- Windows: download the installer and open it. If Windows asks “Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device?”, select Yes. A Chrome window opens when the install is done.
- Mac: open googlechrome.dmg and drag Chrome to the Applications folder. You may have to enter your admin password.
- Linux: open the .deb or .rpm package with your software installer, select Install and enter your administrator password.
- Android, iPhone and iPad: open the store link above and tap Install (Google Play) or Get (App Store).
What you get with Chrome
- Automatic updates. On a computer, Chrome normally updates in the background when you close and reopen it. How to update Chrome.
- Safe Browsing. Chrome warns you about known dangerous sites, downloads and extensions. Standard protection is on by default, as Google explains here.
- Your bookmarks and passwords everywhere. Sign in to Chrome with a Google Account to get your bookmarks, passwords and more on all your devices (Google’s sign-in help).
- Extensions. Add features from the Chrome Web Store. Start with our extension guides.
Guides
- Check your Chrome version
- System requirements
- Make Chrome your default browser
- Troubleshooting
- Privacy settings
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Reinstall Chrome
- Uninstall Chrome
- All guides
Common questions
Is Google Chrome free?
Yes. Google’s install help says you can download and install Chrome at no charge.
Is it safe to download Chrome from this site?
This site is an independent guide and is not run by Google. It does not host any files: every download link here points to Google’s own sites (google.com and dl.google.com), Google Play or Apple’s App Store.
Can I install Chrome without an internet connection?
Yes. Download a standalone installer on a computer that is online, copy it to the other computer and run it there. The offline installer guide above has the files and steps.
How do I update Chrome?
Chrome updates on its own. To check by hand on a computer, open Chrome, select More at the top right, then Help, then About Google Chrome. If you see Relaunch, select it to finish the update. If there is no Relaunch button, you are on the latest version. This is how Google’s update help describes it.