Download Qt, the cross-platform application framework 

The Qt SDK includes the tools you need to build desktop, embedded and mobile applications with Qt from a single install. This is the recommended way to get started with Qt. The latest SDK has a self updater feature that will keep you up to date as new versions are made available.

The Qt SDK version 1.2.1 released on April 11th contains:

  • Qt libraries version 4.8.1
  • Simulator for Symbian phones and the Nokia N9
  • Qt Creator IDE version 2.4.1
  • Qt Mobility version 1.2
  • Qt development tools
  • Remote compilers

Windows*:

Linux/X11 32-bit:

Linux/X11 64-bit:

Mac OS X 10.6 or later 64-bit:

Checksums can be found on Nokia Developer

Note for Qt 4.6.3 and Qt 4.7.3 development
Qt SDK 1.2 contains only the latest targets for developing applications for Symbian platforms. If you wish to work with Qt 4.6.3 for Symbian or Qt 4.7.3 for Symbian^3 and Symbian Anna please use Qt SDK 1.1.2. Once you have installed Qt SDK 1.1.2, to enable use of the earlier targets and App TRK, don’t run the SDK update as this will remove the features you need.

Please be aware that if you want to use the Qt SDK 1.1.2 and Qt SDK 1.2 on the same computer, you should install them into separate user accounts.

Qt SDK 1.1.2 can be found in here.

Qt is available under GPL v3, LGPL v2 and a commercial license. Learn more about licenses here.

Developing with Qt professionally for non-mobile targets?
Qt Commercial offers varied licensing terms compared to the LGPL, plus it ensures that someone is there for you if you need help. Please contact Digia for details.

Be sure to check if Qt and Qt Creator are supported on your platform, then head over to Getting Started in the SDK documentation.

SDK Requirements
64-bit Apple Mac OS X 10.6 or later with xCode
32- or 64-bit Ubuntu Linux 8.04 or later
32- or 64-bit Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Vista, or Windows 7

Here is the latest version of the Qt libraries. The edition you download here must match the OS you have your development system on.

The source code is available as a zip (260 MB) or a tar.gz (228 MB). Or visit the repository at qt.gitorious.org/qt.

Qt 4.7 and all older versions of Qt are available in the archive.

Below is the updated version 4.6.4 of the Qt libraries, contributed by Digia. The edition you download here must match the OS you have your development system on.

The source code is available as a zip (184 MB) or a tar.gz (160 MB). Or visit the repository at qt.gitorious.org/qt/digia-qt.

Qt is available under GPL v3, LGPL v2 and a commercial license. Learn more about licenses here.

Developing with Qt professionally for non-mobile targets?
Qt Commercial offers varied licensing terms compared to the LGPL, plus it ensures that someone is there for you if you need help. Please contact Digia for details.

Be sure to check if Qt is supported on your platform and read the installation notes that are located in the Qt Documentation.

Qt Creator IDE can also be downloaded as a standalone application, although we recommend to get it via the SDK above. The latest SDK has a self updater feature that will keep you up to date as new versions are made available.

The source code is available as a zip (28 MB) or a tar.gz (22 MB). Or visit the repository at qt.gitorious.org/qt-creator.

Qt Creator is available under GPL v3, LGPL v2 and a commercial license. Learn more about licenses here.

Be sure to check if Qt and Qt Creator are supported on your platform, then head over to the Qt Creator documentation to get started..

Our other downloads are here. We publish them all to our FTP server. Sometimes our developers publish files for a project/experiment, they are available in the blog posts at labs.qt.nokia.com.

Please check the individual downloads for licensing information.

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