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SuperSlicer

Community-tuned PrusaSlicer fork

101 releases in the GitHub release archive

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Stable2.5.59.13

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Stable · Jul 1, 2024
Release 2.5.59.13 →Read the original release notes ↗

6 downloadable files for this selection.

Linux / Not specified in filename

SuperSlicer-ubuntu_20.04-2.5.59.13.AppImage

73.7 MiBDownload

Linux / Not specified in filename

SuperSlicer-ubuntu_20.04-gtk2-2.5.59.13.AppImage

73.7 MiBDownload

Linux / Not specified in filename

SuperSlicer_2.5.59.13_linux64_240701.tar.zip

73.2 MiBDownload

macOS / Not specified in filename

SuperSlicer_2.5.59.13_macos_240701.dmg

72.3 MiBDownload

macOS / Not specified in filename

SuperSlicer_2.5.59.13_macos_arm_240701.dmg

69.4 MiBDownload

Windows / Intel / AMD 64-bit

SuperSlicer_2.5.59.13_win64_240701.zip

79.9 MiBDownload

Platform and processor labels come from the published filenames. Unspecified processors are shown as unspecified; check the official release before choosing.

Source checked Oct 12, 2026github.com/supermerill/SuperSlicer/releases ↗Wayback Machine ↗

Latest changes

releases
101
stable
46
previews
55
with notes
101
official files
382

Excerpts are taken from the linked official release notes and can remain in the publisher’s original language.

  1. Pre-release

    SuperSlicer 2.7.62.0-beta2

    First beta for 2.7.62 Many many changes. I started working on 2.7.63, with a new wipetower that allows multiple nozzle size & variable layer height.

    Read full release notes →
  2. Pre-release

    SuperSlicer 2.7.61.10

    Some more bug fixes for 2.7.61

    Read full release notes →
  3. Pre-release

    SuperSlicer 2.7.61.9

    Some more little bug fixes for 2.7.61

    Read full release notes →
  4. Pre-release

    SuperSlicer 2.7.61.8

    Some more little bug fixes for 2.7.61 (same known issues as 2.7.61.4) First alpha of 2.7.62 is out. Feature-wise, it's 80% finished. I also started a big rework for later (wipetower with multiple nozzle size, more wipe, better min time, more sequential…

    Read full release notes →

Updating to the latest release

From2.5.59.12
Reviewed release2.5.59.13
Release interval
19 days
official files
6
Package coverage
Windows · macOS · Linux

  1. Preserve before install

    Keep the prior application build and a reference project; the publisher says the Linux and macOS builds were not author-tested.

    Open official preservation source ↗

  2. First validation after update

    Re-slice a model with a critical seam, wipe tower or support interface and compare Preview with known-good G-code.

    Open official validation source ↗
Source review:

Good to know

SuperSlicer is a PrusaSlicer-derived tool for users who want granular FFF and mSLA controls, calibration patterns, configurable G-code and post-processing. It targets modern RepRap-style ecosystems including Marlin, Prusa and Klipper firmware.

Sources reviewed:

Where it fits

Its niche is deep process tuning on open printer platforms, particularly when custom macros, output naming, calibration and post-processing matter more than a simplified interface.

Install and update note

Use a tagged GitHub release for repeatable work. The maintainer notes that Linux and macOS builds are compiled but not personally tested; nightly artifacts are better treated as temporary test builds than in-place upgrades.

Menus, folders and commands

  1. Geometry and repair

    Where
    hole_to_polyhole · hole_size_threshold · external_perimeters_hole
    Contains
    • Circular hole → fewer straight exterior segments
    • Nominal diameter → functional printed fit
    Check
    Compensation depends on nozzle, material, extrusion and intended tolerance

    Inspect the generated geometry or toolpath before sending it to a printer.

    Open official instructions ↗

  2. Command line and automation

    Where
    Custom G-code → documented macro variables and functions
    Contains
    • layer_num · layer_z · current_position[3]
    • filament_*[extruders] · printer_preset · total_toolchanges
    Check
    Variable availability is versioned; several fields exist only from 2.5.59.3 or 2.7 onward

    The documented controls and behaviour are tied to a release; check your installed version.

    Open official instructions ↗

  3. Upgrade boundary

    Where
    GitHub Actions → completed build workflow → Artifacts
    Contains
    • Releases · published builds
    • Actions · development artifacts
    Check
    Operating-system coverage and testing status can differ between artifacts

    Development artifacts can change between runs; keep a stable build available.

    Open official instructions ↗

Common questions

Which printers is SuperSlicer intended for?

The project targets modern RepRap-style machines using firmware such as Marlin, Prusa or Klipper. A suitable machine profile is still required because firmware compatibility alone does not define the printer's geometry and limits.

Check the source ↗
What does SuperSlicer add for automated workflows?

It supports a command-line interface, output-name variables, custom G-code macros and post-processing scripts. Those pieces let a repeatable slice feed a larger local production pipeline.

Check the source ↗
Are SuperSlicer builds equally tested on every operating system?

No. The maintainer explicitly says the Linux and macOS builds are compiled but not personally tested and asks users to report platform-specific problems.

Check the source ↗
Where do SuperSlicer nightly builds come from?

The project publishes nightly artifacts through GitHub Actions for Windows, Linux and macOS. They reflect recent development and should be isolated from a dependable stable setup.

Check the source ↗

Full release history

101 releases in the GitHub release archive

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20189 releases

Release history in numbers

Observed archive span
Years represented
8
Median release interval
14.2 days
Busiest release year
20 releases in that year

Downloads by platform and format

382 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

  1. Windows97
  2. macOS93
  3. Linux181
  4. Not classified11

Files by format

  1. ZIP171
  2. APPIMAGE110
  3. DMG87
  4. TGZ12
  5. MSI1
  6. TAR.GZ1

Fine tuning and calibration

Save your tuned profiles. Use the same calibration model to compare the old and new version.

Project documentation ↗
A quick check before installing
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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.

Before you update →