PhotoStructure Installation

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Please follow these steps. It’ll only take a minute.

📖 See also: #

• Where should I install PhotoStructure?
• How much free disk space do I need?
• What is a “PhotoStructure library”?

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macOS installation #

1. Download and double-click PhotoStructure-Installer.dmg from photostructure.com:

   

2. Drag and drop the PhotoStructure icon onto the Applications folder.
3. Launch PhotoStructure from your Applications folder.

Windows installation #

1. Download and run PhotoStructure-Installer.exe.
2. You’ll see the following dialog.

   

3. After you click Yes, installation will proceed.
4. PhotoStructure will automatically launch after installation

Ubuntu Desktop installation #

Only Ubuntu Desktop 18.04 and 20.04 are currently supported. PhotoStructure for Servers is available for beta testers: contact us for details.

PhotoStructure for Desktop is distributed as an auto-updating AppImage. AppImages are self-contained, executable applications.

1. Download PhotoStructure.AppImage into a directory where you’d like it to live, like ~/Desktop or ~/bin.

2. Set the file to be executable.

   If you’re comfortable in a terminal, run chmod +x PhotoStructure*.AppImage.

   Otherwise:

   1. Open the Files application,
   2. Navigate to the PhotoStructure.AppImage file,
   3. Right-click the icon and select Properties:

      

   4. Click the Permissions tab, and finally
   5. Check the Execute: checkbox and close the window.

3. Finally, launch the app, either directly from the terminal, or by double-clicking the icon.

If you’re having problems, there is an instructional video on the AppImage website, or contact us for help.

Photo by NASA. UAC screenshot by Akeem.