Use the desktop clients to keep your files synchronized between your Nextcloud server and your desktop. Select one or more directories on your local machine and always have access to your latest files wherever you are.
Use our Talk desktop client to quickly access your Nextcloud conversations without using the web browser. With the easy access to notifications, calls, screensharing and all your chats from the system tray, you’re always one step ahead.
Looking for integration apps like browser add-ins for Passwords, a feedreader and more? Check our app store for integrations!
You can already find Nextcloud Desktop client packages included in openSUSE Tumbleweed, Arch Linux, Fedora, Debian and Ubuntu. Packages for Alpine Linux over here. See the latest state and more packages in this post on our forums. Can’t find packages? Ask your distribution or contribute to creating them! Note that all of those packages are community-developed and maintained, Nextcloud currently only provides the Appimage you can download above.
Nextcloud Files is using WebDAV, so you can also try out any other client you want!
Try also our Microsoft integrations: Sync your files, calendars, contacts and tasks with Outlook or Mozilla Thunderbird
Download for mobile
The Nextcloud mobile apps are available in various app stores.
The apps allow you to access, sync and upload your data and feature instant upload for photos and videos, upload management and more features.
Looking for mobile apps for Deck, News, Passwords and more? Check our app store!
Nextcloud is using open standards like CalDAV, WebDAV and IMAP so many independent third party clients can connect to it.
Download server
Stay in control of your data! Choose a hosting provider or download the Nextcloud server software for hosting on your own server.
Find a Nextcloud provider you can trust! Nextcloud providers from all over the world provide you 2 or more GB of storage on a 100% free single user account, with all the basic Nextcloud apps. Through Simple Signup, we help you get started! Take the default provider (based on your location) or choose another.
For businesses, Nextcloud GmbH offers an enterprise-ready version of Nextcloud.
Docker image
Nextcloud GmbH maintains an all-in-one Docker image that is easy to install and maintain. You can get further information about this project on its Github page.
VM image
If you do not want to install the AIO docker image manually and want to run it inside Virtualbox, you can use the AIO-VM. However installing the docker image manually is much more flexible.
E.g. if you want to run AIO behind a reverse proxy, you need to use the docker image as this VM image is not suitable for this use case.
Web installer
The Web Installer is the easiest way to install Nextcloud on a web space. It checks the dependencies, downloads Nextcloud from the official server, unpacks it with the right permissions and the right user account. Finally, you will be redirected to the Nextcloud installer.
- Right-click here and save the file to your computer
- Upload setup-nextcloud.php to your web space
- Point your web browser to setup-nextcloud.php on your webspace
- Follow the instructions and configure Nextcloud
- Login to your newly created Nextcloud instance!
You can find further instructions in the Nextcloud Admin Manual.
Archive
The archive should be extracted in a folder your web server has access to. Latest stable version: see Changelog.
Follow the Nextcloud Admin Manuals installation chapter.
If you already run Nextcloud, refer to the upgrade manual.
- Download the .tar.bz2 or .zip archive.
- Check package integrity using MD5 (.tar.bz2 / .zip) or SHA256 (.tar.bz2 / .zip)
- Verify the authenticity via PGP (.tar.bz2 /.zip). The Nextcloud GPG key is here. You can also grab the keys by issueing this command:
gpg --keyserver keys.openpgp.org --recv-keys 28806A878AE423A28372792ED75899B9A724937A
You can already find server packages included with many distributions or provided by active community members. Find an overview of packages for various distributions as well as Docker and snap images here. Can’t find packages you need? Ask your distribution for packages or contribute to creating them!
Looking for older versions or major releases?
Nextcloud Server does not support Microsoft Windows. We recommend using a virtual machine or docker image on Windows Server.
Security Note:
To receive information about updates and security issues, we recommend a subscription to our low-traffic newsletter here.
Release Channels:
We offer Release Channels with production, stable, beta and daily-branches. This gives you the opportunity to choose your balance between stability and features. Most of our Appliances support these release channels or let you fix on specific major versions.
Snap package
The Nextcloud community maintains a Nextcloud Snap, including release channels and quick and easy deployment for easy home use.
NextcloudPi image
NextcloudPi is a ready to use image for Raspberry Pi, Odroid HC1, rock64 and other boards.
Docker image
Several Nextcloud members maintain a Docker image. It supports a wide range of architectures, releases, various webservers, databases and more.
Hardware
A variety of companies offers hardware with Nextcloud to help you get started fast!
Read the documentation
Here you can find our manuals:
Need further help?
Discuss using, installing or maintaining Nextcloud in our support channels.
These consist of users helping each other. Consider helping out others, too!
Browse dozens of free apps and services you could use with your Nextcloud on the Nextcloud app store.
Get Involved
Contribute to Nextcloud server or apps
If you want to help out with developing and testing, grab a daily build. Find our GitHub project here and find our issue tracker for the server here.
