Download iCloud for Windows
Apple's Windows integration for iCloud Photos, Drive, Passwords, Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and browser bookmarks.
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Verified 2026-09-07 from Apple iCloud for Windows official support.
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iCloud for Windows official sources by platform
Where can you install it?
What-Version labels who publishes or maintains each route. Community routes are useful, but they are not presented as vendor downloads.
Version evidence and catalogued download links are anchored to the publisher-owned source.
Open publisher source ↗System requirements
- macos: iCloud is built into macOS; Mac users do not install iCloud for Windows.
- windows: Windows 10 May 2019 Update or later for iCloud 11 and later. Apple directs users to the current Microsoft Store release.
- linux: Apple does not publish iCloud for Windows or a native iCloud sync client for Linux.
Does iCloud for Windows have an Android app or APK?
No verified Android app or APK in the catalog. iCloud for Windows does not have a verified Android app, Google Play listing, or official APK in the What-Version catalog. Desktop installers for macOS, Windows, and Linux will not run on Android.
Open official iCloud for Windows websiteFor APK searches, prefer vendor-owned pages, Google Play, F-Droid, GitHub releases, or documentation explicitly linked by the project.
Frequently asked questions
What is the latest iCloud for Windows version?
Apple directs Windows users to the current Microsoft Store release rather than publishing one durable installer version on its support page.
Do Mac users need iCloud for Windows?
No. iCloud services are integrated into macOS and configured through System Settings.
Does Apple verify a native Windows ARM64 package?
Apple's public support page does not label a separate native ARM64 build, so What-Version does not present one as verified.