Before installing Multilogin, take a quick minute to make sure your computer is ready. 

Multilogin runs on these operating systems: 64-bit Windows 10 or later, macOS 14 Sonoma or later, and Ubuntu 22 or later.

➡️ Check your operating system, memory, storage, and processor, then continue to the installation guide.

For hardware, you’ll need at least 4 GB of RAM, 1 GB of free disk space, and a graphical user interface.

Which operating systems work with Multilogin?

You can use Multilogin on:

• Windows: version 10 or later
• macOS: version 14 Sonoma or later
• Linux: Ubuntu 22 or later

Which devices and systems aren’t supported?

Multilogin doesn’t run on phones, tablets, or Chrome OS.

It also doesn’t support:

• Windows: versions 7 and 8
• Windows Server: 2012 and 2012 R2
• macOS: Ventura and earlier versions
• Linux: Ubuntu 20 and earlier versions
• Processor: Windows computers with ARM processors
• System architecture: 32-bit operating systems

What if Multilogin doesn’t open?

Sometimes antivirus software, firewalls, VPNs, or proxy tools can interfere with Multilogin.

Try these quick checks:

• Add Multilogin to the allowlist in your antivirus or firewall
• Close your VPN or proxy app temporarily
• Restart Multilogin

If macOS blocks the app, go to “System Settings” → “Privacy & Security”, find Multilogin, and click “Open Anyway”.

Ready to install Multilogin?

If your computer meets the requirements, follow the guide to download and install the Multilogin desktop app.

Once installed, you can manage Android cloud phones for mobile app workflows and browser profiles for web workflows from one dashboard.