Install PDF Arranger 1.14.0

PDF Arranger 1.14.0 (released May 23, 2026) is free and open source under the GPL-3.0-or-later license. Pick your platform below: official Windows installer and portable ZIP, Linux packages for the major distributions and Flatpak, and an honest explanation of the Mac situation.

Windows

Windows has had official builds since version 1.6.0. The current release offers two files from the official GitHub releases: an MSI installer (63.3 MB) and a portable ZIP (60.9 MB) that runs without installation. Our download page lists both files with their full SHA-256 hashes so you can verify what you downloaded.

Install on Windows (MSI)

Step-by-step installation with the official 1.14.0 MSI installer, including hash verification.

Portable Version

What the portable ZIP contains, when to choose it over the installer, and how to run it from any folder.

Install with winget

The winget package installs the official MSI, but the package itself is community-maintained and unofficial, as the project Wiki notes.

Linux

On Linux, the recommended channels are Flathub (which carries 1.14.0) and your distribution’s own repository, where the version may lag the latest release. Choose the guide for your system:

Ubuntu

Install PDF Arranger on Ubuntu from the distribution repository or related Ubuntu channels.

Fedora

Install the Fedora package and check which version your Fedora release provides.

Arch Linux

Install PDF Arranger from the Arch repositories with pacman.

Linux Mint

Repository and Flatpak options for Linux Mint users.

Flatpak (Flathub)

The distribution-independent route: install the verified Flathub build, currently at version 1.14.0.

Building from source is also possible for advanced users: the project requires pikepdf 6 or later (pikepdf 8 or later for the outline-preservation option) plus GTK 3 and Poppler libraries. Most readers should use a package instead.

Mac

There is no official macOS package — no .dmg or .pkg has ever been published in the GitHub releases, and any site offering a “PDF Arranger for Mac download” is not offering an official file. The official documentation gives Mac users a Nix path and a run-from-source path instead. Our PDF Arranger on Mac guide explains both honestly, and points readers who need a native Mac app to the options on the alternatives page.

Ready to install?

Windows readers can go straight to the verified 1.14.0 files. Everyone else: pick your platform guide above.

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