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Microsoft's desktop sync client for accessing and protecting OneDrive files in Windows Explorer and macOS Finder.

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Verified 2026-09-07 from Microsoft OneDrive official download.

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System requirements

  • macos: A currently supported macOS release on an Apple-silicon or Intel Mac.
  • windows: A supported Windows release on x86, x64, or ARM64. OneDrive is already included with Windows 11.
  • linux: Microsoft does not publish an official OneDrive desktop sync client for Linux.

Does Microsoft OneDrive have an Android app or APK?

No verified Android app or APK in the catalog. Microsoft OneDrive 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.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the latest OneDrive desktop version?

OneDrive updates on a rolling schedule. Use the current installer supplied by Microsoft for the device.

Do Windows 11 users need to download OneDrive?

Usually not. OneDrive is included with Windows 11, although Microsoft's download page can repair or reinstall it when needed.

Does OneDrive support Windows ARM64 and Apple silicon?

Yes. Microsoft provides native ARM64 support for Windows and supports current Apple-silicon Macs.