Download OpenAudible

OpenAudible runs on Mac, Windows, Linux, and Docker.

Download free and try it — a one-time license unlocks conversion and the full feature set.

Digitally signed. No malware, no ads, no subscription — ever.

Downloads

Platform	Download Name	Installer Type
	OpenAudible.dmg	macOS Universal binary for Intel and Apple Silicon
	Intel/AMD (x86_64) - Most Windows PCs OpenAudible_win.exe OpenAudible_win_portable.zip	Recommended Windows Installer Portable version keeps data within a single self-contained application directory.
	ARM64 - Newer ARM-based Windows devices OpenAudible_aarch64.exe	ARM64 Windows Installer for devices like Surface Pro X, Snapdragon-based laptops
	Intel/AMD (x86_64) - Most Linux systems OpenAudible_x86_64.sh OpenAudible_x86_64.deb OpenAudible_x86_64.rpm OpenAudible_x86_64.AppImage	Recommended Linux installer script Debian Installer RPM Installer AppImage
	ARM64 - Raspberry Pi, ARM servers OpenAudible_aarch64.sh	ARM64 Linux installer script for ARM-based systems (ARM64 versions of deb, rpm, and AppImage coming soon)
	hub.docker.com/r/openaudible	Docker image available for NAS and headless setups. Note: the web interface password is optional — ensure your instance is not publicly exposed without authentication. Desktop version recommended for most users.

After installing, connect your Audible account and download your full library immediately. The built-in player lets you play any book right away — conversion to MP3/M4B unlocks with a one-time license.

Installation

Installation takes about two minutes. Download the right installer for your platform and run it.

Windows Installation

Download the OpenAudible_win.exe file.

The .exe will be digitally signed and match the checksum.

Windows SmartScreen may show a prompt for software downloaded outside the Microsoft Store. OpenAudible is digitally signed and safe — if prompted, click the three-dot menu and choose Keep.

Launch the installer. Follow the prompts for installing. OpenAudible will be available in the Start menu.

MacOS Installation

Download the OpenAudible DMG file and double click it. A window will show the OpenAudible application. Drag and drop it into the Applications directory.

Launch OpenAudible by double-clicking the application.

If your Mac is set to only allow apps from the Apple App Store to run, you may need to change your GateKeeper settings.

The first time you launch OpenAudible you may need to right-click the application and select "Open".

Linux Installation

Select one of the methods below. The first option is recommended for most Linux installations.

curl -OL https://openaudible.org/latest/linux_x86_64
chmod +x OpenAudible_x86_64.sh
./OpenAudible_x86_64.sh

Download the OpenAudible_x86_64.sh file. From the command line, and double click it. A window will show the OpenAudible application. Drag and drop it into the Applications directory.

Launch OpenAudible by double-clicking the application. The first time you launch OpenAudible you may need to right-click the application and select Open"

Install from Command Line

OpenAudible can be installed from the command line. The installer can be run with the -q argument to install quietly in the standard location. This can be helpful for the vision impaired.

Note: The latest version information with SHA checksums is available as json.

MacOS

OpenAudible is available via Homebrew. Run the following command in a terminal window:

brew install --cask openaudible

Windows

Chocolatey is a great way to install Windows programs.

choco install openaudible

You can download and install OpenAudible from the Windows command line:

The optional -q quiet flag skips the installation GUI and installs in the default location. You will still be asked by User Account Control to approve the installation.

curl -# -OL https://openaudible.org/latest/win_x86_64

OpenAudible_win.exe -q

Linux

Several installer options are available for Linux users. The installer script is recommended.

curl -L -s https://openaudible.org/latest/linux_x86_64 | sh -s -- -q
curl -OL https://openaudible.org/latest/linux_AppImage && chmod +x OpenAudible_x86_64.AppImage
curl -OL https://openaudible.org/latest/linux_x86_64_deb && sudo dpkg -i OpenAudible_x86_64.deb && sudo apt-get install -f
curl -OL https://openaudible.org/latest/linux_x86_64_rpm && sudo dnf install OpenAudible_x86_64.rpm

Webkit is a required dependency for the built-in web browser used for logging in. You may need to install libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0 or webkit2gtk4.1 depending on your system.

For Debian/Ubuntu (apt): sudo apt install libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0

For Fedora (dnf): sudo dnf install webkit2gtk4.1 webkit2gtk4.1-devel

For RHEL/CentOS (yum): sudo yum install webkit2gtk4.1 webkit2gtk4.1-devel

For openSUSE (zypper): sudo zypper install webkit2gtk4.1 webkit2gtk4.1-devel libgthread-2_0_0

For Arch Linux (pacman): sudo pacman -S webkit2gtk

Code Signatures and Checksums

Always download OpenAudible from our website. The Windows and Mac versions are digitally signed.

Version information and SHA checksums are in this swt_version.json.

Upgrading OpenAudible

A check for new versions is performed automatically in OpenAudible, enabled/disabled in the preferences. To manually check for a new version, use the About menu: Check for Update.

If you get a message that an upgrade is available, you can usually click on the notice to go to a page with upgrade instructions.

For Windows users, download the latest OpenAudible_win.exe installer and run.

For Mac, download and open the OpenAudible.dmg and drag and drop OpenAudible into the Applications directory.

For Linux, if you use the recommended installer, download and run OpenAudible_x86_64.sh to install it in the same location.

If you used the .rpm or .deb package, use the same commands above to install over your existing version.

You can also uninstall the application using the instructions below and then follow the installation instructions above.

Uninstalling OpenAudible

Uninstalling OpenAudible uses industry standards.

For Mac and AppImage users, delete the application file by dragging it to the trash.

If you used the installer, there will be an uninstaller application in the OpenAudible directory.

Windows users can also use the "Add or Remove Programs" from the Start menu.

The OpenAudible application metadata directory can be thrown away too, but only if you want to get rid of your user settings and backed up audiobook media.