Warning
The stability of these builds is not guaranteed. Use them at your own risk.
Official stable releases are available here.
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This page lists Godot builds containing the latest changes.
Please report issues pertaining to the engine
on GitHub.
These builds are automatically uploaded every day around 02:00 (UTC) using Azure Pipelines and GitLab CI.
Please report issues pertaining to these builds
on GitHub.
Do not report engine-related issues there; please report them on the Godot repository
instead.Project compatibilityProjects opened with these nightly builds cannot be opened afterwards
using stable 3.0.x builds without manual intervention.
It is possible to make them work in 3.0.x again by changing
config_version=4 to config_version=3 in the
project.godot file, but some parts of the project may not load properly.
In any case, be sure to make regular backups of your projects.
| Windows | 64-bit editor (installer, recommended) 64-bit editor (ZIP archive) | 32-bit editor (installer) 32-bit editor (ZIP archive) |
|---|---|---|
| macOS | 64-bit editor | |
| Linux | 64-bit editor (AppImage) | |
| Linux server | 64-bit headless editor For exporting projects and automation | 64-bit server For running dedicated servers |
|---|---|---|
| Export templates | Windows + Linux + Android + HTML5 | macOS + iOS |
The installer and editor binaries are not signed and may throw a security warning from Windows SmartScreen; this does not mean they contain a virus. Check out the periodically-updated Virus Total report.
The application is not signed (as it costs money to do so) and will refuse to run by default. To run it, right-click the Godot application, choose Open in the dropdown then click Open in the warning dialog. It will only ask on the first application start, not on subsequent starts.
The Linux editor AppImage can be run without having to install any dependencies, but it needs to be made executable once downloaded. See How to make an AppImage executable.