Based on upstream documentation. These steps have not been independently tested in the desktop app; menu labels and behavior may differ by release.
Choose your download
The official Launcher selects a build for your computer and manages updates. Want only PhotoCraft? Choose a standalone package below.
Get official Launcher ↗Direct links below are pinned to v0.7.0, checked on 2026-10-12。 Check current official options ↗
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| System / CPU | Package | Use when |
|---|---|---|
| Windows x64 | MSI ↓ Installation guide → | Typical 64-bit Intel / AMD PCs |
| Windows ARM64 | MSI ↓ Installation guide → | Windows on ARM; check System type |
| Windows x86 | MSI ↓ Installation guide → | 32-bit Windows only |
| macOS Universal | DMG ↓ Installation guide → | Apple silicon and Intel |
| Linux x86_64 | Flatpak ↓ Installation guide → | Install Flatpak first; runtime may be required |
| Linux aarch64 | Flatpak ↓ Installation guide → | 64-bit ARM Linux |
Need a Windows portable build, Linux DEB/RPM/AppImage, or the separate CLI? Use the complete official release assets. No automatic OS detection is used.
Check a downloaded package
Compare the SHA-256 value with the line for the same filename in the release checksum file. The following are system commands, not PhotoCraft commands. Replace the placeholder with your actual filename.
Windows PowerShell: Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 .\YOUR-FILE.msi
macOS: shasum -a 256 ./YOUR-FILE.dmg
Linux: sha256sum ./YOUR-FILE.flatpakStep by step
Use the official page
Start at the ArtCraft PhotoCraft page. The Launcher manages installation and updates; standalone packages install PhotoCraft by itself. Both options are listed there.
Match your operating system
Choose Windows, macOS, or Linux. On Windows and Linux, check your CPU architecture before choosing x64/x86_64 or ARM64/aarch64. Do not guess from the age of your computer.
Check the release
Our documented snapshot is v0.7.0. The official latest-release page may now show a newer version. Read its notes and use the packages attached to that release rather than a copied third-party download link.
Keep a working copy
Install, open a small sample, and save an edited copy before trying an important project. SHA256SUMS.txt on the release page can be used to compare your download with the publisher’s checksum. A checksum match verifies integrity, not every aspect of software safety.
Sources and further reading
PhotoCraft is in early alpha. Keep original files and test a copy before relying on it for important work.
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