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iTunes downloads for Windows and Mac

56 Windows and 53 macOS versions, from iTunes 10.5.3 to 12.9, straight from Apple's servers.

The App Store version

iTunes 12.6.3

The last version with the built-in App Store, useful for installing older app versions. Later releases focus on media management only.

Released

All versions

56 for Windows

Newest first, straight from Apple. Download is the 64-bit installer, and 32-bit sits beside each date.

iTunes 12

33 versions

iTunes 11

18 versions

iTunes 10

5 versions

Frequently asked questions

Which version to pick, and where the files come from.

Which iTunes version still has the App Store?

iTunes 12.6.3 is the last version with the built-in App Store. It lets you browse, download, and install iOS apps from your computer, which is why it remains popular for managing older devices and IPA files.

Why download an old version of iTunes?

Older versions support features Apple later removed (like the App Store and ringtone management), work on older operating systems, and include the Apple Mobile Device drivers needed by many sideloading and restore tools on Windows.

Are these downloads official?

Yes. Every link points directly to Apple's own download servers. Zeus never hosts or modifies the installers.

Can I install iTunes on a newer Mac?

Not with Apple's installers. From macOS Catalina on, Finder handles syncing, backups, and restores, and the Music, TV, and Podcasts apps replace iTunes, so the Mac versions here are for macOS Mojave and earlier.

Should I use the 64-bit or 32-bit Windows installer?

Use 64-bit on any modern Windows PC. Only choose 32-bit if you run a 32-bit edition of Windows, which is rare today.