Ubuntu

Insync supports AMD and Intel 64 bit architectures only.

Find your Ubuntu version below and click to get the installer:

• 25.04
• 24.10
• 24.04
• 23.04
• 22.04
• 21.04
• 20.04
• 19.04
• 18.04
  
• 16.04

Debian

Insync supports AMD and Intel 64 bit architectures only.

Find your Debian version below and click to get the installer:

• Trixie
• Bookworm
• Bullseye
• Buster
• Stretch

Linux Mint

Insync supports AMD and Intel 64 bit architectures only.

Find your Linux Mint version below and click to get the installer:

• Linux 22.x
• Linux 21.x
• Linux 20.x
• Linux 19.x
• Linux 18.x
• Linux 6
• Linux 5
• Linux 4
• Linux 3

Fedora

Insync supports AMD and Intel 64 bit architectures only.

Find your Fedora version below and click to get the installer:

• Fedora 42
• Fedora 41
• Fedora 40
• Fedora 39
• Fedora 38
• Fedora 37
• Fedora 36
• Fedora 35
• Fedora 34
• Fedora 33
• Fedora 32
• Fedora 31
• Fedora 30
• Fedora 29
• Fedora 28
• Fedora 27

CentOS / RHEL

Insync supports AMD and Intel 64 bit architectures only.

Find your CentOS / RHEL version below and click to get the installer:

• CentOS / RHEL 9
• CentOS / RHEL 8

Caja

Insync only supports 64-bit.

Click to get the packages for Caja below:

• deb
• rpm

Dolphin

Insync only supports 64-bit.

Click to get the packages for Dolphin below:

• deb
• rpm

Nautilus

Insync only supports 64-bit.

Click to get the packages for Nautilus below:

• deb
• rpm

Nemo

Insync only supports 64-bit.

Click to get the packages for Nemo below:

• deb
• rpm

Thunar

Insync only supports 64-bit.

Click to get the packages for Thunar below:

• deb (not available)
• rpm

APT

Installing the insync package will add the repository entry automatically. These steps are kept for reference in case of issues. Note: Insync only supports 64-bit.

STEP 1: Add our public GPG key to allow apt to authenticate the Insync repository

curl -L https://apt.insync.io/insynchq.gpg 2>/dev/null | gpg --dearmor | sudo tee /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/insynchq.gpg 1>/dev/null

STEP 2: Create a file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/insync.list with the following content

deb http://apt.insync.io/[DISTRIBUTION] [CODENAME] non-free contrib

Replace [DISTRIBUTION] with your Linux distro: ubuntu, debian, mint
Replace [CODENAME] with your Linux distro codename. Make sure to use lowercase letters as it's case-sensitive.
Here is a list of codenames for ubuntu, debian, and mint For example Ubuntu 12.04 is precise

Here is an example for Ubuntu 17.10:

deb http://apt.insync.io/ubuntu artful non-free contrib

Source packages are not available, only binaries.

STEP 3: Update the apt repository

sudo apt-get update

STEP 4: Install Insync

sudo apt-get install insync

File manager integration will be added when Insync is run.

The APT repository officially supports Debian, Mint, and Ubuntu only.
For other Debian-based distributions, try using the one for Debian Jessie.

YUM

Installing the insync package will add the repository entry automatically. These steps are kept for reference in case of issues. Note: Insync only supports 64-bit.

STEP 1:
Import the public GPG key used to sign the RPMs.

$ sudo rpm --import https://d2t3ff60b2tol4.cloudfront.net/repomd.xml.key

STEP 2:
Create a new file insync.repo in /etc/yum.repos.d/ with the following content. Replace [DISTRIBUTION] with fedora, opensuse-leap, opensuse-tumbleweed, centos, or rhel.

If you're using opensuse-tumbleweed, replace $releasever with rolling. Make sure to use lowercase letters as it's case-sensitive.

[insync]
name=insync repo
baseurl=http://yum.insync.io/[DISTRIBUTION]/$releasever/
gpgcheck=1
gpgkey=https://d2t3ff60b2tol4.cloudfront.net/repomd.xml.key
enabled=1
metadata_expire=120m

STEP 3: Install Insync

$ sudo yum install insync

File manager integration will be added when Insync is run.