Download FrameSeq

FrameSeq Studio and everything it needs in one download. Node.js, the Typst compiler, and Tectonic come with it, so there is nothing to install first.

Download for WindowsInstaller71 MB Download for macOSApple silicon264 MB Download for Linuxx64221 MB

Version 0.39.0 · Other systems · What's new · All releases

Every download

For Windows, macOS, and Linux.

The same FrameSeq in each, with the frameseq command beside the Studio.

Windows

64-bit

Installer.exe71 MB Portable.zip113 MB

The installer needs no administrator rights and puts FrameSeq Studio in the Start menu. The portable zip installs nothing: unzip it anywhere and run bin\frameseq.cmd.

macOS

Apple silicon and Intel

Apple silicon.dmg264 MB Intel.dmg276 MB

Open the disk image and drag FrameSeq Studio to Applications. It brings its own browser for exports.

Linux

x64 and ARM64

x64.tar.gz221 MB ARM64.tar.gz207 MB

Unpack it and run ./FrameSeq/install.sh. The Studio's window needs WebKitGTK 4.1, which most desktops have.

The first time you open it

The app is not signed yet.

FrameSeq is free, and a code-signing certificate is not. Every download is built in public on GitHub Actions from the release's tag.

Windows SmartScreen may ask before running the installer: choose More info › Run anyway. With Smart App Control on, Windows may now and then refuse it; try again a little later, or use the portable zip.
macOS The first time, macOS asks you to confirm: open FrameSeq Studio from Finder with Control-click › Open.
Linux It runs as it is. Where the Studio's window cannot open, the Studio opens in a browser's app window instead.
Checking a download Every release lists the SHA-256 of each file in SHA256SUMS.txt. Compare yours with Get-FileHash in PowerShell, shasum -a 256 on macOS, or sha256sum on Linux.

Read the app guide

What is inside

Everything FrameSeq needs.

FrameSeq Studio, in a window of its own
The frameseq command, for exports and checks
Node.js, used only by FrameSeq
The Typst compiler and Tectonic for Typst and LaTeX
A browser for exports on macOS and Linux; Windows uses Edge

FrameSeq Studio tells you when a newer FrameSeq is out.

Make your first slides

Prefer npm?

Start a project in your own toolchain.

With Node.js already installed, a new project comes with the Studio, a theme, and scripts for every export.

Getting started with code

$ npm create frameseq@latest my-talk
$ cd my-talk
$ npm install
$ npm run studio