Chrome Offline Installer

The full Chrome installer in one file, straight from Google’s server (dl.google.com). Download it once, copy it to any PC, and install with no internet connection.

Windows (.exe)

64-bit Windows: ChromeStandaloneSetup64.exe
ARM64 (Windows 11 only): ChromeStandaloneSetupArm64.exe
32-bit Windows: ChromeStandaloneSetup.exe

Not sure which one? The 64-bit file is for 64-bit Windows on a regular (non-ARM) processor. Google supports Chrome on ARM only with Windows 11 or later.

Windows (.msi, for IT deployment)

64-bit: googlechromestandaloneenterprise64.msi
ARM64: googlechromestandaloneenterprise_arm64.msi
32-bit: googlechromestandaloneenterprise.msi
Chrome Enterprise bundle (MSI plus policy templates, as a .zip): 64-bit bundle, 32-bit bundle

Mac

Disk image: googlechrome.dmg
Installer package (.pkg): GoogleChrome.pkg

Linux

Debian and Ubuntu, x86-64: google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb
Debian and Ubuntu, ARM64: google-chrome-stable_current_arm64.deb
Fedora and openSUSE, x86-64: google-chrome-stable_current_x86_64.rpm
Fedora and openSUSE, ARM64: google-chrome-stable_current_aarch64.rpm

The file names have no version number in them, so the same links keep working after Chrome updates. Every file is large (well over 100 MB) because it contains the whole browser.

Google’s own offline installer page

Google also offers the Windows offline installer on its download site. Its install troubleshooting page gives two versions:

Computers with one user account: google.com/chrome/?standalone=1&system=false
Computers with multiple user accounts: google.com/chrome/?standalone=1&system=true

To get the installer for a different kind of computer from Google’s site, open google.com/chrome/?standalone=1, scroll to the bottom of the page, select Other Platforms under “Chrome Family”, and pick the operating system. These steps are from Google’s install help.

When to use the offline installer

The normal Chrome download keeps failing or stalls.
The computer has no internet connection, or a slow or metered one.
You are installing Chrome on several computers and want to download it only once.

How to install Chrome offline

On a computer with internet, download the file for the computer you want to install on.
Copy the file to that computer, for example with a USB drive.
Open the file and follow the on-screen instructions. On Windows, if you see “Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device?”, select Yes.

On a Mac, open googlechrome.dmg and drag Chrome to the Applications folder. On Linux, open the package and enter your administrator password. Full steps for each system are on Chrome for Windows, Chrome for Mac and Chrome for Linux.

Installing on many PCs (MSI)

Google’s Windows deployment steps say to push the Chrome MSI with your deployment tool just like any other .msi package. The bundle above adds the Group Policy templates (.admx) for managing Chrome’s settings, as described in what’s in the bundle. Google’s Chrome Enterprise download page also offers the bundle and the installers.

Updates after an offline install

Chrome keeps itself up to date once the computer is online, the same as any other install. To check now, open Chrome and select More > Help > About Google Chrome. On Linux, Chrome updates through your package manager. See how to update Chrome.