Where to Download Every Version of iTunes

If you have an iPhone or iPod or use Apple Music, iTunes is a requirement. Macs come with iTunes installed, but if you use Windows or Linux, or need a different version than the one you have, you'll need to download iTunes.

If iTunes is installed on your computer and you want to update to the latest version, update the program and you'll have the new version with its new features, bug fixes, and device support.

If you don't have iTunes, get the latest version from the Apple website. When you visit the link below, it will detect if the computer is a Mac or Windows PC and automatically offers the right version of iTunes for the computer and operating system.

If you have a 32-bit version of Windows, download the 32-bit version of the program. However, if you use a 64-bit edition of Windows, download the 32-bit or 64-bit version.

Get the 64-bit edition of the latest version of iTunes or the 32-bit edition.

Apple doesn't make a version of iTunes specifically for Linux, but that doesn't mean Linux users can't run iTunes. It just takes a little more work.

If you need a version of iTunes that's not the latest — and you have a computer that can run iTunes 3, for example — getting the right software isn't impossible, but it's not easy, either.

Apple doesn't provide download links for old versions of iTunes, though you can usually find a few versions if you search Apple's site. Here are links to the iTunes download pages:

• iTunes 12.8.2 for Mac
• iTunes 12.6.2 for Mac
• iTunes 12.4.3 for Mac
• iTunes 12.4.3 for Windows (64-bit, older video cards)
• iTunes 12.1.3 for Windows 32-bit
• iTunes 12.1.3 for Windows (64-bit, older video cards)
• iTunes 12.1.2 for Windows
• iTunes 11.4 for Mac
• iTunes 10.6.3
• iTunes 9.2.1

If you need something older or if a download is missing from Apple's site, visit a software archive site such as OldApps.com or OldVersion.com. These websites have cataloged iTunes versions as far as back as iTunes 4, which was released in 2003.