The Chrome offline installer is the complete setup file, so it does not need to download anything else while it runs. Google offers it on its own pages, and the direct links below go to Google’s download server, dl.google.com. Each link always serves the current stable release.
Get the Offline Installer
Google’s help page Fix issues when you install Chrome links two offline installer pages:
- Offline installer for computers with multiple user accounts
- Offline installer for computers with one user account
Or download the file directly:
- Windows 64-bit: ChromeStandaloneSetup64.exe
- Windows ARM64: ChromeStandaloneSetupArm64.exe
- Windows 32-bit: ChromeStandaloneSetup.exe
- Windows MSI for IT: 64-bit, ARM64, 32-bit
- Mac (Apple silicon and Intel): googlechrome.dmg or GoogleChrome.pkg
- Linux x86-64: .deb (Debian, Ubuntu) or .rpm (Fedora, openSUSE)
- Linux ARM64: .deb or .rpm
How to pick the right file, check that it is genuine and install it is on our Chrome offline installer page.
Why Use the Chrome Offline Installer?
- Installing Chrome on several computers from one download.
- Installing on a computer with a slow, unstable or no internet connection: download on one computer, copy the file over, and run it there.
- When the normal installer keeps failing. Google’s help suggests the offline installer for exactly this case.
Downloading an Installer for Another Computer from Google’s Site
Google’s help page Download and install Google Chrome explains how to get an installer for a different computer from Google’s download page:
- Open Google’s offline installer page (either link above).
- At the bottom of the page, under “Chrome Family”, select Other Platforms.
- Choose the operating system of the computer where you will install Chrome.
- Download the file, move it to that computer, and follow the on-screen instructions.
Installing on Linux
Google’s help says to download the x86-64 or arm64 package that matches your computer (.deb for Debian and Ubuntu, .rpm for Fedora and openSUSE), open it, select Install and enter your administrator password. Installing the package also adds Chrome to your package manager, so you get updates.
Enterprise Offline Deployment
For deploying Chrome across many computers, Google’s Chrome Enterprise download page offers, for Windows, a Bundle or a plain MSI in 64-bit (x86), 64-bit (ARM) and 32-bit (x86), and for Mac a PKG or DMG universal installer. Google’s help page Download bundle says the bundle includes the Windows Installer package (.msi), the policy and auto-update templates (.admx) and Legacy Browser Support files. More on this in our Chrome Enterprise and Chrome MSI installer guides.