OpenShot™ is available for the following 64-bit operating systems: Microsoft Windows®, Linux® (most distributions), and Apple® macOS®.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Windows®
Download the Windows installer executable from the official OpenShot download page.

Choose to save the file to your system so you can launch the installer after the download completes.

Once downloaded, launch the EXE file, and follow the directions on the screen. Choose the language that you want to use if it is not already highlighted in the pull-down menu.

Read the License Agreement and select the radio button in front of “I accept the agreement” if you agree to the terms.

Choose where to install OpenShot or use the default path provided.

Select any additional shortcuts that you want setup to create when it installs the application.

Review the options for installing OpenShot. Click the back button to make changes or click Install to install OpenShot on your system.

When Setup completes, you can choose to launch the program by leaving the check in the box next to “Launch OpenShot Video Editor” and click “Finish."

Setup creates an icon in your Start Menu from where you can launch the program.

Linux®
Download the Linux AppImage from the official OpenShot download page.

Choose to save the file to your computer.

Once downloaded, move the file to the folder where it will live.

Right-click the AppImage file, click Properties, then mark the file as Executable.

Double-click the AppImage file to launch the application.
macOS®
Download the disk image (DMG) file from the official OpenShot download page.

Choose to save the file to your system so you can launch the installer after the download completes.

Double-click the DMG file to open the image. This allows you to drag the application to your Applications folder.

Locate the icon in your Applications folder and double-click it to launch OpenShot.

If you receive an error message that states:

You can correct this issue. Apple macOS needs permission to run the file that you downloaded from the Internet. There are a couple of methods that may work. Please try the procedures below.
Go to System Preferences >> Security & Privacy >> General >> Click the lock in the bottom left corner >> Enter your password >> Click Unlock >> Click Open Anyway. Also, ensure that you select the “App Store and identified developers” radio button on the same tab.

Relaunch OpenShot. If you see the error message below, click Open.
