macOS / Universal
QIDISlicer_1.2.5_MacOS_universal.dmg
StableV1.2.5
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Stable · Sep 4, 2025
4 downloadable files for this selection.
Linux / Not specified in filename
QIDISlicer_1.2.5_Ubuntu24.AppImage
Windows / Intel / AMD 64-bit
QIDISlicer_1.2.5_Win64.zip
Windows / Intel / AMD 64-bit
QIDISlicer_Setup_1.2.5_Win64.exe
Platform and processor labels come from the published filenames. Unspecified processors are shown as unspecified; check the official release before choosing.
Latest changes
- releases
- 23
- stable
- 23
- previews
- 0
- with notes
- 23
- official files
- 95
Excerpts are taken from the linked official release notes and can remain in the publisher’s original language.
- Stable
- Stable
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- Stable
Updating to the latest release
FromV1.2.4
Reviewed releaseV1.2.5
- Release interval
- 24 days
- official files
- 4
- Package coverage
- Windows · macOS · Linux
Preserve before install
Record the exact printer model, nozzle size, filament preset and print-settings layer height before upgrading.
Open official preservation source ↗First validation after update
Use the Q2 profile before exporting or sending .gcode.3mf; on newer Linux distributions, retest the device page with the documented WebKit workaround.
Open official validation source ↗
Good to know
QIDI Slicer is QIDI Tech's PrusaSlicer-based desktop slicer, tuned around the company's printers, filaments and network workflow. It combines preset-driven slicing with local-IP delivery, remote connectivity, calibration and direct access to a printer's device view.
Sources reviewed:Where it fits
It is the practical choice for owners of recent QIDI machines who want manufacturer presets and printer transfer without assembling a separate Klipper or Fluidd workflow.
Install and update note
Read the notes attached to the exact QIDI Slicer release before replacing an older build. Recent Linux packages are split by WebKit generation, while newer macOS releases use a universal package; preserve a configuration snapshot before updating presets or the application.
Menus, folders and commands
First print path
- Where
- Configuration Wizard → QIDI FFF / Custom Printer → Filaments → Finish
- Contains
- Import · drag-and-drop / Add / File → Import
- STL · STEP · 3MF · OBJ · AMF
- Check
- Printer model + nozzle size · filament preset · print-settings layer height
Treat these values as printer-, nozzle- and material-specific.
Open official instructions ↗Geometry and repair
- Where
- Left toolbar → Measurement tool
- Contains
- Vertices · edges · circles · planes
- Distance · angle · uniform scale from measured length
- Check
- Measurements can compare parts of one object, not separate objects
Inspect the generated geometry or toolpath before sending it to a printer.
Open official instructions ↗Sliced-path review
- Where
- Slice now → G-code Preview → layer / toolpath controls
- Contains
- 3D View ↔ Preview · Tab
- Layer-by-layer path inspection before export
- Check
- Recheck the selected printer, nozzle, filament and process presets before slicing
Inspect the generated geometry or toolpath before sending it to a printer.
Open official instructions ↗
Common questions
How should a new QIDI Slicer setup begin?
The official first-print flow starts with the Configuration Wizard: sign in if desired, choose one or more QIDI printers, optionally define a custom printer and select filament presets before importing a model.
Check the source ↗Can QIDI Slicer connect without the cloud?
Yes. The official feature list includes direct LAN connection by printer IP, alongside internet-based remote access. Which controls appear depends on the printer and how it was added.
Check the source ↗Why are there two Linux AppImages for some QIDI Slicer releases?
QIDI explains that newer distributions ship a newer WebKit library. One AppImage targets older distributions with WebKit 4.0 and another targets newer systems with WebKit 4.1.
Check the source ↗What does QIDI Box synchronization require?
The release notes say QIDI Box material synchronization can use either a standard model or an added physical printer. When another user is added, that user's API key must be entered for the machine to appear connected to the Box.
Check the source ↗Full release history
23 releases in the GitHub release archive
20254 releases
202410 releases
Release history in numbers
- Observed archive span
- Years represented
- 3
- Median release interval
- 31 days
- Busiest release year
- 10 releases in that year
Downloads by platform and format
95 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
- Windows37
- macOS35
- Linux23
Files by format
- DMG35
- APPIMAGE23
- EXE23
- ZIP14
Your QIDI printer setup
Check the selected printer, nozzle and filament when opening an existing project in another version.
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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