Download and Install
Follow the steps for your operating system below. Each platform has a dedicated installer, and Trezor publishes cryptographic signatures so you can verify the download before running it.Trezor Suite requires Windows 10 or later, macOS 10.14 (Mojave) or later, or Ubuntu 18.04 or later. Older operating systems are not supported.
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
- Open your browser and go to suite.trezor.io.
- Click Download for Windows to download the
.exeinstaller. - On the same page, download the accompanying signature file and the Trezor signing key listed under “Verify download.”
- Open PowerShell and run the provided checksum command to confirm the file hash matches the published value. Do not skip this step.
- Once verified, double-click the
.exefile to launch the installer. - Follow the on-screen prompts — accept the license agreement, choose an install location, and click Install.
- When installation completes, launch Trezor Suite from the Start menu or desktop shortcut.
Trezor Suite Web
If you prefer not to install a desktop application, you can access most Trezor Suite features directly in your browser at suite.trezor.io/web. The web version supports the same core workflows — portfolio management, sending and receiving funds, and device settings — without requiring any software installation. The desktop app is generally recommended for regular use because it operates in a more isolated environment and does not depend on browser extensions or web connectivity for the core interface. For occasional access from a trusted computer, the web version is a convenient alternative.Connect Your Device
Once Trezor Suite is open, connect your Trezor to your computer using the USB cable included in the box.- Your device screen will display a USB icon or a connection prompt, confirming it has detected the cable.
- Trezor Suite will automatically recognize the device and display a setup or unlock screen.
- If the app does not detect your device, try a different USB port, check that you are using the original cable, and ensure udev rules are installed if you are on Linux.