Mac
Apple chip (M1 and later) and Intel. macOS 13 Ventura or later.
Version 0.1.6 · 2 Oct 2026 · 241 MB · checked by Apple
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Download for MacGet GPrint for your computer.
GPrint runs on your own computer, beside the assistant you already use. It is on Mac and Windows today; Linux is on the way.
You are not on a Mac or a Windows PC right now. GPrint runs on both — open this page on one of them to download it. Linux is on the way.
Windows
Windows 10 and 11, Intel/AMD and Arm · Beta
Version 0.1.6 · 2 Oct 2026 · 239 MB · beta, not signed yet
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Download for WindowsLinux
Ubuntu, Fedora and Debian.
Coming soon.
Install it on a Mac
- Open the file you downloaded.
- Drag GPrint into your Applications folder.
- Open GPrint from Applications.
Install it on Windows
- If Edge warns you about the download, open the three-dot menu beside it and choose Keep. If Edge asks again, press Show more, then Keep anyway. Then open the file you downloaded.
- If a blue window says Windows protected your PC, press More info.
- Press Run anyway. GPrint installs itself and opens. It does not ask for an administrator password.
If Windows says Smart App Control blocked it, this beta cannot be installed on that PC yet. Write to us at g@greis.uk.
Windows asks because this beta is not signed yet. Once it is signed, these questions become rarer.
Turn it on with your key
GPrint asks for the key from your welcome email the first time it opens. No key yet? Start a 7-day free trial — it takes a minute.
It keeps itself up to date
When a new version is out, GPrint offers it inside the app. One click, and you are on it.