Why use an offline installer?
Den normale Chrome-installationsfil, you get from google.com/chrome, is only a small downloader (typically under 3 MB). When you launch it, it downloads the rest of the browser over the internet. That can be a problem if:
- You don’t have an internet connection on the PC
- You want to install Chrome on multiple machines without downloading it again and again
- You work in a school, IT department, or support environment where you need to prepare offline installs
- You want full control over the installation process without mid-install updates
In these cases, you should download the full installer—also called an “offline installer” or “standalone version.”
Where to download the Google Chrome offline installer
You can download the full Google Chrome installer directly from Google—completely ad-free and with no middlemen:
✅ Chrome Offline Installer 64-bit
For: Windows 10 and 11 (most users)
🔗 Download 64-bit
✅ Chrome Offline Installer 32-bit
For: Older 32-bit Windows PCs
🔗 Download 32-bit
✅ Chrome Enterprise MSI 64-bit
For: IT support and enterprise environments (64-bit)
🔗 Download MSI 64-bit
✅ Chrome Enterprise MSI 32-bit
For: Older enterprise systems (32-bit)
🔗 Download MSI 32-bit
💡 EXE or MSI?
Use .msi if you work in IT and want automated deployment via script or Group Policy (e.g., in schools, businesses, or government).
Use .exe if you’re installing Chrome manually on a single PC.
📱 Get Chrome offline with a QR code
Need to install Google Chrome on a computer without internet—and want to grab the installer quickly via your phone or share it with others? Then scan or share the QR code below to download it directly:
🔗 The link goes directly to Google’s official 64-bit offline installer:
https://dl.google.com/chrome/install/standalonesetup64.exe
You can scan the code, download the file to your phone, then transfer it to the PC via USB cable, AirDrop, or SD card—no internet needed on the computer.
How to install Chrome offline
- Download the file on a computer with internet access
- Save the installer (e.g.,
standalonesetup64.exe) to a USB drive - Move the file to the target PC
- Double-click and follow the setup wizard
- When installation finishes, Chrome opens—and you’re all set
FAQ: Frequently asked questions
Does the offline installer work on Windows 11 as well?
Yes—both Windows 10 and 11 are fully supported.
Does the offline installer update automatically?
Yes—after you install Chrome, it updates itself as usual.
Can I choose the language during installation?
By default it matches your system language, but you can always change Chrome’s language afterward.
Is it safe to use an offline installer?
Yes, as long as you download it directly from Google—as in the links above. Avoid third-party download sites.
Is there a version for macOS or Linux?
Yes, but they don’t use the same type of offline installer—they use .dmg (Mac) or .deb/.rpm (Linux), which work a bit differently. This guide focuses on Windows.
Pros and cons
✅ Works without an internet connection
✅ Perfect for technical environments and mass deployments
✅ Full control over version and installation
✅ Saves bandwidth across multiple installs
✅ Downloaded directly from Google with no ads
❌ Won’t automatically install the newest version (if you stay offline for long)
❌ Not ideal for casual users—slightly technical
❌ Can’t be customized with parameters unless you use the Enterprise version
Ready to install Chrome offline?
If you need to install Google Chrome without an internet connection, the official offline installer is the safest, most reliable solution. It’s free, easy to use, and perfect for both regular and technical users.
