Platforms

Supported Platforms

DuckDB officially supports the following platforms:

Platform name	Description
linux_amd64	Linux AMD64
linux_arm64	Linux ARM64
osx_amd64	macOS 12+ (Intel CPUs)
osx_arm64	macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon: M1, M2, M3 CPUs)
windows_amd64	Windows 10+ on Intel and AMD CPUs (x86_64)
windows_arm64	Windows 10+ on ARM CPUs (AArch64)

Other Platforms

There are several platforms with varying levels of support. For some, DuckDB binaries and extensions (or a subset of extensions) are distributed. For most platforms, DuckDB can often be built from source.

Platform name	Description
freebsd_amd64	FreeBSD AMD64 (x64_64)
freebsd_arm64	FreeBSD ARM64
linux_arm64_android	Android ARM64
linux_arm64_gcc4	Linux AMD64 with GCC 4 (e.g., CentOS 7)
wasm_eh	WebAssembly Exception Handling
wasm_mvp	WebAssembly Minimum Viable Product
windows_amd64_mingw	Windows 10+ AMD64 (x86_64) with MinGW
windows_amd64_rtools	Windows 10+ AMD64 (x86_64) for RTools (deprecated)
windows_arm64_mingw	Windows 10+ AMD64 (x86_64) with MinGW

32-bit architectures are officially not supported but it is possible to build DuckDB manually for some of these platforms, e.g., for Raspberry Pi boards.

Building DuckDB from Source

DuckDB can be built from source for several other platforms such as FreeBSD, Linux distributions using musl libc, and macOS 11.

For details on free and commercial support, see the support policy blog post.