PyCharm
PyCharm
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Release center for the latest stable build. Prefer the official JetBrains download page or Toolbox App for installers and SHA checksums.
PyCharm
2026.2.1
Windows · x86_64 / arm64 via official builds
Hardware & OS
System requirements
| Resource | Requirement |
|---|---|
| CPU | x86_64 or arm64, 4 cores |
| RAM | 8 GB total; 3 GB available for IDE processes |
| Disk | 10 GB (SSD recommended) |
| Display | 1280 × 720 minimum |
| Windows | 10, 11 |
| macOS | 15, 26 |
| Linux | Ubuntu 24.04 / 26.04 LTS, Fedora 43–44, Debian 13, Amazon Linux 2023; glibc 2.28+; Gnome or KDE Plasma |
Install paths
Installation options
- Toolbox App — JetBrains’ recommended installer and updater for multiple products and versions, including EAP.
- Standalone — Windows .exe, macOS .dmg, Linux .tar.gz; verify with SHA checksums from the download page.
- Snap (Linux) — sudo snap install pycharm --classic on the stable channel; edge for EAP.
- Silent Windows — network installs via /S, /CONFIG, /D switches.
Ecosystem
Data environments
PyCharm documents Conda and scientific library workflows alongside Jupyter — useful when your interpreter lives in a managed data stack.
Changelog
Recent highlights
-
AI agents in live Jupyter kernels
Agents create/edit/run notebooks against a live kernel; Agent Environment Coordinator targets the project interpreter.
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marimo notebooks plugin
Open and run marimo notebooks as Git-friendly Python files via the marimo team’s plugin.
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263 fixes across the 2026.2 line
Clearer type checking, redesigned Python Packages tool window, unbundling of low-usage plugins (installable from Marketplace).
Integrity
Checksums & signatures
JetBrains publishes SHA checksums next to each installer on the official download page. Compare the published digest with a local hash of the file before running the installer. See also Trust & security.