# Install PandaSuite Studio on Mac, Windows & Linux

> Download and install PandaSuite Studio on macOS, Windows, and Linux, sign in from your browser, and understand the Rosetta warning on Apple silicon Macs.

https://docs.pandasuite.com/getting-started/install-panda-suite-studio-on-mac-and-windows/

**Download the most powerful creative studio, PandaSuite Studio, for free. Create your screens and develop your tailored application without a single line of code.**

[Image: PandaSuite Studio window open on a mobile app, with the list of screens on the left and the properties on the right]

PandaSuite Studio is the intuitive visual editor for creating your applications
without any coding. It installs directly on your computer: PandaSuite Studio is
compatible with macOS, Windows, and Linux. You need an Internet connection to
access your projects and make modifications.

Here is the link to download PandaSuite Studio for free on Mac, Windows, & Linux: <https://studio.pandasuite.com/>

## Installation Procedure

The download page detects your computer's operating system and offers its installer. The other systems are listed under **Also available for**.

[Image: PandaSuite Studio download page: the Download for macOS button is framed, above Also available for with Windows and Linux]

Once the download starts, the page shows **Your download has started** and the installation steps for macOS or Windows. If nothing happens, click **Restart the download**.

### For macOS

1. Go to <https://studio.pandasuite.com/> and click **Download for macOS**.
2. Go to your **Downloads** folder and open the .dmg file.
3. Drag the **PandaSuite Studio** app into the **Applications** folder.
4. Open the app and click **Open** in the window that appears.

#### If macOS displays “Support Ending for Intel-based Apps”

> **Info**
>
> This warning means that the current version of PandaSuite Studio includes an
> Intel-based component. On a Mac with Apple silicon, macOS uses Rosetta to run
> it. This is a compatibility notice from macOS, not a problem with your
> project. Studio continues to open and work normally.
>
> You do not need to reinstall Studio or change your project. The warning only
> concerns Studio on this Mac: your project and its published iOS and Android
> versions are not affected.
>
> Apple says Rosetta remains available for Intel-based apps through macOS 27.
> Starting with macOS 28, it will be limited to certain older games. We are
> preparing PandaSuite Studio's transition to Apple silicon before then. Keep
> Studio up to date so you receive the compatible version when it becomes
> available.
>
> Learn [how to keep PandaSuite Studio up to
> date](https://docs.pandasuite.com/account/support/pandasuite-studio-updates/) and read Apple's guidance
> about [using Intel-based apps on a Mac with Apple
> silicon](https://support.apple.com/en-us/102527).

### For Windows

1. Go to <https://studio.pandasuite.com/> and click **Download for Windows**. From another computer, click **Windows** under **Also available for**.
2. Go to your **Downloads** folder and open the .exe file.
3. The installation will begin.
4. The PandaSuite Studio app will automatically start after the installation is complete.

### For Linux

PandaSuite Studio is available for Linux in 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Go to <https://studio.pandasuite.com/>, open the **Linux** menu under **Also available for**, and choose your distribution.

[Image: Linux menu of the download page: Debian, Red Hat and Arch Linux in 64-bit and 32-bit, each with its package type]

Supported distributions:

- **Debian** (32-bit & 64-bit) — `.deb` package
- **Red Hat** (32-bit & 64-bit) — `.rpm` package
- **Arch Linux** (32-bit & 64-bit) — `.pkg.tar.zst` package

#### Debian / Ubuntu

1. Download the `.deb` file corresponding to your architecture (32-bit or 64-bit).
2. Open a terminal and run:
   ```bash
   sudo dpkg -i pandasuite-studio_*.deb
   ```
3. If there are missing dependencies, run:
   ```bash
   sudo apt-get install -f
   ```
4. Launch PandaSuite Studio from your applications menu or by running `pandasuite-studio` in the terminal.

#### Red Hat / Fedora / CentOS

1. Download the `.rpm` file corresponding to your architecture (32-bit or 64-bit).
2. Open a terminal and run:
   ```bash
   sudo rpm -i pandasuite-studio-*.rpm
   ```
3. Launch PandaSuite Studio from your applications menu or by running `pandasuite-studio` in the terminal.

#### Arch Linux

1. Download the `.pkg.tar.zst` file corresponding to your architecture (32-bit or 64-bit).
2. Open a terminal and run:
   ```bash
   sudo pacman -U pandasuite-studio-*.pkg.tar.zst
   ```
3. Launch PandaSuite Studio from your applications menu or by running `pandasuite-studio` in the terminal.

## Sign in to PandaSuite Studio

When PandaSuite Studio is not signed in to an account, for example the first time you open it, it shows **Sign in to get started**. You sign in from your browser, then come straight back to the Studio.

[Image: Sign in to get started screen of PandaSuite Studio: the Sign in button is framed, above the Create an account link]

1. Click **Sign in**. Your browser opens the PandaSuite sign-in page. No account yet? Click **Create an account** instead.
2. The Studio shows **Finish signing in from your browser…** while it waits. If the page did not open, click **Open the sign-in page again**.
3. Sign in from your browser. The page shows **Taking you back to the Studio…**, and the Studio opens, signed in to your account. You can then close the browser tab.

If the Studio does not open, your browser may be waiting for your permission to open it: allow it, or click **Open PandaSuite Studio** on the page.

> **Info**
>
> In the meantime, we recommend you download the [PandaSuite
> Viewer](https://docs.pandasuite.com/getting-started/install-pandasuite-viewer-on-ios-and-android-devices/)
> app on your iOS or Android device to preview the result on mobile and tablet.