Linux / ARM64
OrcaSlicer-Linux-flatpak_V2.4.2_aarch64.flatpak
Official files
9 downloadable files for this selection.
OrcaSlicer-Linux-flatpak_V2.4.2_aarch64.flatpak
OrcaSlicer-Linux-flatpak_V2.4.2_x86_64.flatpak
OrcaSlicer_Linux_AppImage_Ubuntu2404_V2.4.2.AppImage
OrcaSlicer_Linux_AppImage_Ubuntu2404_aarch64_V2.4.2.AppImage
OrcaSlicer_Mac_universal_V2.4.2.dmg
OrcaSlicer_Windows_Installer_V2.4.2_arm64.exe
OrcaSlicer_Windows_Installer_V2.4.2_x64.exe
OrcaSlicer_Windows_V2.4.2_arm64_portable.zip
OrcaSlicer_Windows_V2.4.2_x64_portable.zip
Platform and processor labels come from the published filenames. Unspecified processors are shown as unspecified; check the official release before choosing.
Excerpts are taken from the linked official release notes and can remain in the publisher’s original language.
This is the OrcaSlicer V2.4.2 release — a maintenance update on top of 2.4.1, focused on making profiles, cloud sync, and printer connectivity more dependable. Upgrading from an older version is smoother: presets that were built on a printer or filament that…
Read full release notes →This is the OrcaSlicer V2.4.1 release — a maintenance update on top of 2.4.0 with a broad round of profile and preset fixes at its core: it restores filaments that had gone missing or were miscategorized in the Orca Filament Library and the filament selection…
Read full release notes →This is the OrcaSlicer V2.4.0 release. It focuses on bug fixes, a smoother Orca Cloud experience, and new features such as sending sliced jobs to the printer as a packaged 3MF. On the Orca Cloud side, you now stay logged in while offline, a sync can no longer…
Read full release notes →This is the OrcaSlicer V2.4.0 Beta. A lot of effort has gone into this release to improve stability, speed, and print quality, along with the interface and printer support. Bridging in particular has been greatly improved by @ianalexis, @kisslorand, and many…
Read full release notes →Copy the active user-profile folder before moving between local, Bambu Cloud and OrcaCloud identities.
Open official preservation source ↗Open a preset built on a renamed printer or filament, confirm its cloud state, then send one network test job.
Open official validation source ↗OrcaSlicer is an open-source FFF slicer with detailed calibration tools, broad printer support and direct connections to several network print hosts. It combines a modern plate workflow with unusually deep control over extrusion, walls, seams and motion.
Sources reviewed:A strong choice when you tune a Klipper, Bambu, Prusa, Voron or other FFF machine and want calibration, slicing and network delivery in one application.
Use the stable release for routine printing; nightlies are for testing recent changes. Match the package to the CPU and operating system, and export important presets before a major upgrade.
Keep an untouched copy before migrating, importing or replacing settings.
Open official instructions ↗Treat these values as printer-, nozzle- and material-specific.
Open official instructions ↗Make settings explicit in automation; command-line mode may not inherit the active GUI presets.
Open official instructions ↗The project identifies orcaslicer.com and the OrcaSlicer GitHub repository as its official channels. The repository explicitly warns about look-alike download sites, so verify the domain before installing.
Check the source ↗Windows publishes installers for x64 and ARM64 plus a portable option. macOS uses a universal DMG, while Linux offers Flathub and AppImages for x86_64 and aarch64.
Check the source ↗Its documentation groups temperature, flow ratio, pressure advance, retraction, tolerance, volumetric speed and motion tests into a dedicated calibration workflow instead of leaving them as unrelated settings.
Check the source ↗Yes. The official feature list names integrations such as Klipper, PrusaLink and OctoPrint. Availability still depends on the selected printer profile and host configuration.
Check the source ↗79 releases in the GitHub release archive
354 public application files
Counts cover attached application packages across all indexed releases. The same package type may recur in several versions; platform and format are classified from the publisher filename.
Keep your tuned filament profile. Compare a familiar calibration model when you change versions.
Project documentation ↗A .3mf file holds model or project data. Opening it does not install the slicer. After opening a project, check the printer, nozzle and material settings.
Files are hosted by the developers. Before installing, check their system requirements and release notes. A file labelled for your platform does not establish the minimum OS version.
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