Last Updated: October 30, 2026
Download Google Antigravity
Official installers for Windows, macOS, and Linux, plus the Antigravity CLI and the standalone Antigravity IDE.
Download Antigravity from antigravity.google/download. The current Antigravity App is v2.28.1 (October 28, 2026, per the official changelog). It needs macOS 12+, Windows 10 (64-bit) or later, or Linux with glibc 2.28+. It is free to start: sign in with a personal Google Account and use the $0 individual tier, which has weekly rate limits.
- Windows:
winget install -e --id Google.Antigravity - macOS:
brew install --cask antigravity - Linux: download the
.tar.gz, thentar -xzf Antigravity.tar.gz - CLI (macOS/Linux):
curl -fsSL https://antigravity.google/cli/install.sh | bash
macOS Installation: Download Antigravity for Mac
Requires macOS 12 (Monterey) or later, on Apple Silicon or Intel.
Visit antigravity.google/download and click "Download for Apple Silicon" (M-series Macs) or "Download for Intel". Save Antigravity.dmg to your Downloads folder.
Open the downloaded Antigravity.dmg and drag Antigravity into your Applications folder. If you are upgrading an existing install and macOS asks, choose "Replace" instead of "Keep Both" (per the official getting-started docs).
Launch Antigravity from your Applications folder. You'll be prompted to sign in with your Google Account. After authentication, Antigravity will initialize your workspace (takes 2-3 minutes).
macOS will request permissions for file system access and network connections. Grant these to ensure full functionality. You can review these in System Settings > Privacy & Security later.
💡 Tip: Encountering issues? See our Installation Troubleshooting Guide.
Install Antigravity on Mac with Homebrew
For power users, using homebrew antigravity is the most efficient way to manage your AI IDE. It provides a standardized command-line interface for installation and updates.
The cask lives in the default homebrew/cask tap, so no extra tap is needed. Homebrew lists it as "Google Antigravity" and its metadata requires macOS 13 or later, which is stricter than the macOS 12 minimum on the official download page.
Once the antigravity brew command finishes, you can launch the app from your Applications folder or via Spotlight.
💡 Troubleshooting: Seeing a "cask not found" error? Run brew update first, or check our detailed Homebrew Guide.
Windows Installation: Download Antigravity for Windows
Requires Windows 10 (64-bit) or later, including Windows 11. x64 and ARM64 installers are available.
Navigate to antigravity.google/download and select "Download for x64" (most common) or "Download for ARM64".
Run the downloaded .exe installer (Antigravity-x64.exe or Antigravity-arm64.exe) and follow the guided setup wizard.
Complete the wizard. If a security prompt appears, only continue when the installer came from antigravity.google.
Launch Antigravity from the Start Menu. Sign in with your Google Account to sync settings and prepare your environment.
If the Antigravity installer is stuck on the "Preparing to Install" window on Windows 11, try these solutions:
Immediate Fixes:
- Close the installer completely (use Task Manager if needed)
- Right-click the installer → "Run as administrator"
- Your antivirus might be blocking the installer
- Temporarily disable Windows Defender or add an exception
- Check Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Protection history
- Open Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc)
- Look for any Antigravity-related processes
- End them and try again
- Ensure you have write permissions to the installation directory
- Try installing to a different location (e.g.,
C:\Antigravityinstead of Program Files)
- If you're using a VPN or proxy, temporarily disable it
- The installer might need to download components
- Press Win + X → Event Viewer
- Look under Windows Logs → Application for errors related to the installer
- Right-click installer → Properties → Compatibility
- Try "Windows 10" compatibility mode
If Still Stuck:
- Redownload the installer - the file might be corrupted
- Check system requirements - ensure all prerequisites are met
- Install Visual Studio Code first - Antigravity is a VS Code extension, so having VS Code installed might help
Need more help? Visit our comprehensive troubleshooting guide for 10 detailed solutions, diagnostic tips, and advanced fixes.
The package ID is Google.Antigravity in the Microsoft winget-pkgs repository (manifests up to 2.28.2 exist). Winget is not listed on the official download page, so use the installer from antigravity.google if the winget version lags behind.
Linux Installation: Download Antigravity for Linux
Requires glibc 2.28+ and glibcxx 3.4.25+ (for example Ubuntu 20+, Debian 10+, Fedora 36+, RHEL 8+). x64 and ARM64 builds are available.
This is the method on the official download page for the Antigravity App v2.x. Pick "Download for x64" or "Download for ARM64" under Linux, then extract and launch:
Run the commands from the directory that holds the extracted files. The official download page does not publish a .deb or .rpm file for v2.x.
Google's releases page says the APT and RPM repositories below were provided for legacy Antigravity 1.x releases and are no longer updated. For the Antigravity App 2.x, use the tarball above.
1. Add the repository to sources.list.d
2. Update the package cache
3. Install the package
1. Add the repository to /etc/yum.repos.d
2. Update the package cache
3. Install the package
The AUR package antigravity ("Google Antigravity 2.0 multi-agent orchestration platform") was at version 2.28.1-1 when checked. It is maintained by a community member, not by Google. See our Arch Linux Installation Guide for detailed instructions.
First-Time Setup
Get up and running in minutes.
1. Sign In
Launch Antigravity and sign in with your Google Account. A browser window opens, and after you authenticate it redirects back to the app and sets up your workspace.
2. Choose Model
Pick a model from the model picker. Which models you see depends on your Google AI plan (for example, third-party models are listed as a Google AI Ultra benefit in the plans docs).
3. Create Project
Open the Agent Manager and describe your first task to let the AI build your foundation.
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System Requirements for Antigravity
Minimums as listed on the official download page (Antigravity App v2.28.1).
| Platform | Minimum OS | Architectures |
|---|---|---|
| macOS | macOS 12 (Monterey) or later | Apple Silicon, Intel |
| Windows | Windows 10 (64-bit) or later | x64, ARM64 |
| Linux | glibc 2.28+, glibcxx 3.4.25+ (e.g. Ubuntu 20+, Debian 10+, Fedora 36+, RHEL 8+) | x64, ARM64 |
| Googlebook | Googlebook OS (pre-installed; update or reinstall via Google Play) | n/a |
Google does not publish minimum RAM, disk, or CPU figures on the download page, and an internet connection is needed for the agent. The older RAM and disk numbers previously shown here were not from an official source and have been removed.
The terminal client is a separate download, currently v1.4.10 on the download page. Official installers:
macOS, Linux, and Googlebook. On Windows PowerShell use:
Then run agy --version to verify. The default binary location is ~/.local/bin/agy on macOS and Linux. Read the script before piping it to a shell if you prefer. See our Antigravity CLI deep dive.
Need the standalone Antigravity IDE (v2.6.0 on the download page) or an older build? The IDE and previous releases are listed on the official releases page.
Updating
Keep Antigravity up to date for the latest AI features.
macOS
Automatic updates via app or Homebrew:
Windows
Updates automatically in background. Manual check via Settings > Updates.
Linux
Use your package manager:
Uninstalling
We're sad to see you go.
macOS
Drag to Trash or use Homebrew:
Windows
Go to Settings > Apps > Google Antigravity > Uninstall.
Linux
Version History and Older Install Notes
Kept for reference. Everything here is superseded by the current v2.28.1 sections above (checked October 30, 2026).
What this page said earlier
- Earlier title and metadata: Antigravity v1.20.5, March 2026. Last updated note on the page: February 15, 2026.
- Earlier badge: "Public Preview". The product is now split into the Antigravity App (v2.28.1), the Antigravity CLI (v1.4.10) and the Antigravity IDE (v2.6.0), per the official download page.
- Earlier description: "The revolutionary AI-powered IDE that combines VS Code familiarity with Gemini 3 Pro agentic capabilities." The IDE is now a separate download from the App.
- Earlier Homebrew instructions used a custom tap (
brew tap google/antigravity). The cask is now in the defaulthomebrew/casktap, so the tap step is no longer needed.
Earlier installer notes (1.x era, unverified for v2.x)
- macOS: the DMG was described as roughly 150-200MB, and macOS could show a security warning on first open (click "Open" to proceed).
- Windows: SmartScreen could show a warning ("More info" then "Run anyway"), and the default path was listed as
C:\Program Files\Google\Antigravitywith a 3-5 minute install. Only bypass a prompt for an installer downloaded from antigravity.google. - Linux: a standalone
.deb(sudo dpkg -i antigravity-*.deb) or.tar.gzwas linked from antigravity.google/download/linux. The official page now lists only.tar.gzfor v2.x. - Arch: the AUR package
antigravity-bin(yay -S antigravity-bin) was listed. It may be outdated, so check the AUR before using it.
Earlier system requirements table (not from an official source)
| Component | Minimum (earlier) | Recommended (earlier) |
|---|---|---|
| Operating System | macOS 10.15, Win 10, Ubuntu 20.04 | Latest Stable Versions |
| RAM | 4GB | 8GB or more |
| Storage | 500MB Free Space | 2GB (for extensions/projects) |
| Processor | Dual-core | Quad-core or better |
| Internet | Required for AI features | Broadband connection |
The macOS minimum is now 12 (not 10.15), and Ubuntu 20.04 is now expressed as a glibc 2.28+ requirement. Google does not publish RAM, storage or CPU minimums on the download page, so treat the RAM, storage and processor rows above as rough community guidance only.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Google Antigravity free?
Yes, the download is free and the individual plan is $0/month. Update (Oct 30, 2026): the free plan has basic weekly rate limits rather than unlimited use of every model, and paid tiers add more rate limits and a flexible AI credit pool. See the official pricing page for current limits.
Is Google Antigravity free to download?
Yes. The download is free, and the individual plan on the official pricing page is $0/month with unlimited Tab completions, unlimited command requests, and basic weekly rate limits. Paid tiers add more rate limits and a flexible AI credit pool.
What is the latest Antigravity version?
The Antigravity App is v2.28.1 (October 28, 2026) per the official changelog, and the Antigravity CLI is v1.4.10 on the download page. New versions roll out gradually, so the version shown inside the app can lag by a few days.
Do I need a Google account?
You sign in with a Google Account the first time you launch the app. The browser sign-in redirects back to Antigravity.
Can I use it offline?
No for the agent. Antigravity needs an internet connection to reach the models.
Is there a .deb or .rpm installer for Linux?
Not for v2.x on the official download page, which offers a .tar.gz for x64 and ARM64. Google's releases page describes the APT and RPM repositories as legacy 1.x channels that are no longer updated.
Is it compatible with VS Code extensions?
The Antigravity IDE is a VS Code-based editor, and earlier versions of this page said you can import VS Code settings, themes, and extensions during setup. That applies to the IDE (v2.6.0 on the download page), not the separate Antigravity App v2.28.1, and we have not re-verified the import flow for the current build.
How do I update?
Download the newest installer from antigravity.google/download and run it over the existing install, or upgrade through your package manager (brew upgrade --cask antigravity or winget upgrade Google.Antigravity). Package manager versions can differ from the build shown on the official download page (Homebrew and winget listed 2.28.2 when checked).
Where can I get help?
Visit our Troubleshooting Guide, check the Community Forum, or read the Documentation.
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