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QIDIStudio_Setup_02.07.02.60_Win64.exe
Stable2.7.2.60
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Stable · Aug 6, 2026
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QIDIStudio_v02.07.02.60.zip
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QIDIStudio_v02.07.02.60_Ubuntu22.AppImage
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QIDIStudio_v02.07.02.60_Ubuntu24.AppImage
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Latest changes
- releases
- 27
- stable
- 27
- previews
- 0
- with notes
- 27
- official files
- 124
Excerpts are taken from the linked official release notes and can remain in the publisher’s original language.
- Stable
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Updating to the latest release
From2.7.2.10
Reviewed release2.7.2.60
- Release interval
- 23 days
- official files
- 5
- Package coverage
- Windows · macOS · Linux
Preserve before install
Record the selected printer, filament and process presets before upgrading so the same three choices can be checked afterward.
Open official preservation source ↗First validation after update
Reopen 3MF and gcode.3mf files, confirm build-plate and preset mapping, and on Linux retest the device page with port 7125 if needed.
Open official validation source ↗
Good to know
QIDI Studio combines model preparation with QIDI printer presets, material profiles and device control. Current releases follow upstream Bambu Studio features while adding QIDI-specific connections and configuration.
Sources reviewed:Where it fits
Best suited to a QIDI workflow where slicing, preset selection, sending jobs and checking the printer happen in one application.
Install and update note
Pick the Win64 installer or ZIP, universal macOS DMG, or the Ubuntu 22/24 AppImage from the official release. On Linux, QIDI warns that WebKit can crash on the device page; port 7125, the newer control page or browser-based Fluidd are documented fallbacks.
Menus, folders and commands
Sliced-path review
- Where
- Slice → Preview → vertical layer bar / horizontal nozzle-path bar
- Contains
- Line type · filament · speed · layer height · line width
- Flow · layer time · fan speed · temperature
- Check
- Layer menu: Pause · Custom G-code · filament change · Jump to Layer
Inspect the generated geometry or toolpath before sending it to a printer.
Open official instructions ↗First print path
- Where
- Printer preset → Filament preset → Import model → Slice plate
- Contains
- Printer · filament · process
- Model → plate → sliced preview
- Check
- Confirm printer model, nozzle and filament before generating machine code
Treat these values as printer-, nozzle- and material-specific.
Open official instructions ↗Project files
- Where
- Open non-QIDI 3MF → inspect mapped printer / filament / process presets
- Contains
- 3MF project settings
- Local QIDI preset mapping
- Check
- Release 2.07.02.01 changed handling of non-QIDI 3MF projects
The documented controls and behaviour are tied to a release; check your installed version.
Open official instructions ↗
Common questions
Which model formats can QIDI Studio import?
The official quick guide lists 3MF, STL, STEP, AMF and OBJ.
Check the source ↗How are slicing settings organized?
They are split into printer, filament and process presets; each group can also be saved as a custom user preset.
Check the source ↗What happens when a non-QIDI 3MF is opened?
Current releases can replace the embedded printer and filament choices with QIDI-series equivalents, so review the result before slicing.
Check the source ↗What should I do if the login or Fluidd page is blank?
QIDI first suggests reopening it; if that fails, use Help → Clean the WebView cache and remove the platform-specific cache folder described in the support article.
Check the source ↗Full release history
27 releases in the GitHub release archive
20269 releases
202513 releases
- 2.4.0.70Stable · 4 files
- 2.3.1.70Stable · 4 files
- 2.3.0.70Stable · 4 files
- 2.2.1.62Stable · 4 files
- 2.2.1.60Stable · 4 files
- 2.2.0.61Stable · 4 files
- 2.2.0.60Stable · 4 files
- 2.1.1.52Stable · 4 files
- 2.0.3.56Stable · 4 files
- 2.0.3.55Stable · 4 files
- 2.0.3.54Stable · 4 files
- V1.10.2.76Stable · 5 files
- V1.10.1.51Stable · 5 files
Release history in numbers
- Observed archive span
- Years represented
- 3
- Median release interval
- 27.4 days
- Busiest release year
- 13 releases in that year
Downloads by platform and format
124 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.
Files by platform
- Windows53
- macOS31
- Linux39
- Not classified1
Files by format
- APPIMAGE39
- DMG31
- EXE27
- ZIP27
QIDI Studio and QIDI Slicer
QIDI Studio is a separate application from QIDI Slicer. Check the printer, nozzle and imported profiles against QIDI’s setup guide.
Project documentation ↗A project file is not an installer
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.
Check the official requirements
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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