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\page qt-online-installation.html
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\title Get and Install Qt with \QOI
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\brief Downloading and installing the Qt modules and tools that you need.
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\brief Downloading and installing Qt modules and tools.
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\QOI gives you the choice of installing only the modules
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and tools you need to develop on a particular desktop platform and to run
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your applications on one or several desktop platforms, mobile or embedded
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devices, or MCUs.
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\QOI lets you install only the modules and tools you need to develop for a specific desktop
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platform and deploy your applications to desktop platforms, mobile devices, embedded systems,
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or MCUs.
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If instead you prefer to build Qt from sources, please see \l{Building Qt
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Sources}.
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To install Qt, complete the instructions on this page or take the
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\l {https://www.qt.io/academy/course-catalog#how-to-install-qt}{How to install Qt} course.
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\section1 1. Create a Qt Account
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\section1 Before you start
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To begin, create a \l{Qt Account}. This account gives you access to a web
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portal where you can manage your licenses, as well as access to the forums
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and wikis. Also, make sure you read the \l{Qt Licensing} page regarding your
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chosen license.
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Before you start the installation:
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\section1 2. Download \QOI
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\list
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\li Create an account at \l{http://account.qt.io}{Qt Account}.
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\li Ensure that your platform is supported, see \l{Supported Platforms}.
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\endlist
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Go to your Qt account's download page. By selecting the appropriate unified
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\QOI for your OS, you can install commercial or open source
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versions of Qt, development tools, and other components. \QOI asks for your
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Qt account credentials. \QOI retrieves the
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license attached to the account from a server and provides a list of
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available components corresponding to the license.
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\section1 Install
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\section1 3. Install Qt
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\list 1
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\li On \l{http://account.qt.io}{Qt Account}, go to \uicontrol Downloads and select \QOI for your
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operating system.
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\li Run \QOI.
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\li Select the components that you want to install and follow the instructions to complete
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the installation.
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To complete the installation, select the components that you want to install
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and follow the instructions of the installation program.
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Note the following:
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You must select at least one Qt version for one platform that you want to
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run your applications on. For example, if you have installed Microsoft
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Visual Studio 2022 on 64-bit Windows, you could
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select \e {MSVC 2022 64-bit} under the Qt version you want to develop with.
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However, the easiest way to install Qt for desktop development is to select
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the default installation for desktop development. You can install additional
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modules later.
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\list
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\li The available selection of components in \QOI depends on your license.
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\li You can always install, uninstall, and update modules and components after the
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installation with \QMT (included in every Qt installation).
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\endlist
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\image qtinstallercomponents.webp
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If you also want to run your applications on Android devices, for example,
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you should select the default installation for mobile development.
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\endlist
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The following table contains examples of which components to install
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depending on the platforms where you want to run your applications.
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See the following table to find examples of which components to install depending on
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your target platforms.
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\table
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\header
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\li To Develop For
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\li To develop for
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\li Choose
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\li Notes
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\row
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\li Desktop
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\li Default installation for \e {desktop development}.
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If you want to use other than the default toolchain, such as
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MSVC on Windows, select \e {Custom installation}. Then
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select the Qt for the toolchain you want to use.
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\li \uicontrol {Qt <x.x> for desktop development}
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\li To use something other than the default toolchain, such as
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MSVC on Windows, select \uicontrol {Custom Installation}. Then
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select Qt for the toolchain you want to use.
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\row
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\li Mobile Devices
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\li Default installation for \e {mobile development}.
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If you only want to develop for a particular platform, select
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\e {Custom installation}. Then select the Qt for the mobile
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\li \uicontrol {Qt <x.x> for mobile development}
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\li To develop for a particular platform, select
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\uicontrol {Custom Installation}. Then select the Qt for the mobile
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device platform that you want to run the applications on. For
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example, \l{Qt for Android} or \l{Qt for iOS}.
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\row
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\li Embedded Devices
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\li Custom installation, with the necessary Qt modules and toolchains
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from the \l{Boot to Qt} section, depending on the types
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of devices that you want to run applications on.
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\li \uicontrol {Qt <x.x> for embedded development}
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\li For more information, see the quick start guide for your device in the
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\l{Boot to Qt}{Boot to Qt documentation}.
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\row
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\li Android Automotive
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\li Custom installation, with \l{Qt for Android Automotive}.
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\li \uicontrol {Qt <x.x> for Android Automotive}
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\li For more information, see the \e {Installing Qt for Android Automotive} part in the
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\l{Qt for Android Automotive}{Qt for Android Automotive documentation}.
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\row
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\li Automation
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\li Custom installation, with the necessary Qt modules and toolchains
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\li \uicontrol {Custom Installation}
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\li Install necessary Qt modules and toolchains
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from the \l{Qt for Automation}{Qt for Automation/Qt M2M Protocols}
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section, depending on the types of devices that you want to run
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applications on.
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\row
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\li MCUs
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\li Custom installation, with \l{Qt for MCUs}.
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\li \uicontrol {Qt for MCU development}
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\li For more information, see the \e {Installing Qt for MCUs} part in the
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\l{Qt for MCUs}{Qt for MCUs documentation}.
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\endtable
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To check the platform requirements, see \l{Supported Platforms}.
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\section1 Getting help
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\section2 Updating or Removing Components
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To get help with the installation, see these support channels:
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Once Qt is installed, you can use \e{\QMT} under
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\e{<install_dir>} to add components, update, or remove installed
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components.
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\table
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\header
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\li User type
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\li Support channel
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\li Notes
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\row
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\li Commercial
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\li \l {https://account.qt.io/support}{Qt Support Center}
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\li None.
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\row
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\li Evaluation and open source
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\li \l {https://forum.qt.io/}{Qt Forum}
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\li See also the \l {https://wiki.qt.io/Forum_Help}{Help on using the Forum} wiki page.
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\row
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\li Non-commercial users
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\li \l {https://account.qt.io/support}{Qt Support Center}
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\li Limited help available.
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\endtable
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\section2 Getting Help
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\section1 After the installation
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Evaluation and open source users can get help on the
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\l {https://forum.qt.io/}{Qt forum}. See also the
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\l {https://wiki.qt.io/Forum_Help}{Help on using the Forum} wiki page.
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After you have installed Qt, you are ready to start developing applications.
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Non-commercial users can get limited help with the installation process
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through \l {https://account.qt.io/support}{Qt support}.
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For more information, see \l{Create Your First Applications} or
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\l{https://academy.qt.io/catalog}{Qt courses}.
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The primary support channel for commercial customers is their
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\l {https://account.qt.io/support}{Qt Account}.
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\section1 4. Create Applications
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After the installation, \l{\QC Documentation}{\QC} opens. You can
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use the project wizard templates to start creating applications that run
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on your chosen platform.
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If you want to design Qt Quick UIs, open \l{Qt Design Studio Manual}
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{Qt Design Studio} and use the project wizard templates there.
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\l{Create Your First Applications}{Tell me more}
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\section1 Additional Resources
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\l {https://www.qt.io/courses} {Qt Learning} has a course on
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\l {https://www.qt.io/courses/how-to-install-qt?hsLang=en}
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{how to install Qt}.
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