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Choose an installation method

To start building multiplatform apps from a single codebase, choose how you'd like to install the Flutter SDK:

rocket_launch Install with VS Code Recommended

Use the Flutter extension in VS Code or another Code OSS-based editor to download and install the Flutter SDK, add it to your PATH, and validate your setup.

Install with VS Code

download Download and install manually Set up without VS Code

Download the latest stable Flutter SDK bundle for your operating system, extract the archive, and add Flutter to your PATH.

Download SDK and install

Set up target platforms and editors

After you install the Flutter SDK, set up the tools for your target platforms and configure your preferred editor:

Target platforms: Set up development tools for Android, iOS, web (requires only a supported browser), Windows, macOS, or Linux.
IDEs and editors: Configure Flutter support in VS Code or Android Studio and IntelliJ.

Manage or troubleshoot your installation

If you already have Flutter installed, use the following guides to update, configure, troubleshoot, or remove your installation:

Upgrade the Flutter SDK to the latest release or switch release channels.

Download and install previous releases of the Flutter SDK.

Configure your system's PATH environment variable to run Flutter on the command line.

Resolve common issues with your Flutter development environment.

Remove the Flutter SDK and related configuration files from your system.

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Unless stated otherwise, the documentation on this site reflects Flutter 3.50. Page last updated on 2026-10-28. View source or report an issue.