You can test to make sure by running qmake -version - if it prints a QMake version, then you have a Qt SDK installation on your %PATH%. Windows Terminal) and start them again to have them see the new %PATH%. In recent Windows versions, it should be enough to close apps (e.g. You may need to log out and log back in for this to fully take effect. It should contain a file called qmake.exe.Īdd the bin directory to your PATH environment variable. (If you can't open the 7-zip file, you can install 7-zip and use it.)įind the bin directory of the extracted folder, for example C:\Qt\Qt-5.15.2\bin. For example, on 64-bit Windows, you should use 圆4-msvc-static-release build.Įxtract the archive to C:\Qt using your archiver of choice. If you want to avoid this, you can use one of our minimal Qt SDK builds:ĭownload the latest build for your platform.
They are discouraged because they require you to sign in. We don't recommend them, but the Qt official download page offers official installers for Qt for various platforms. You can install winget here if you don't have it. Winget install -silent -override "-wait -quiet -add ProductLang En-us -add -includeRecommended"
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