IDE Installation
DevEco Studio is an integrated development environment (IDE) based on IntelliJ IDEA, tailored for building OpenHarmony applications. It provides integrated tools for coding, debugging, and managing dependencies, making it easier to develop, test, and deploy apps for the OpenHarmony and Oniro platforms.
Get Package
DevEco Studio 5.x.x
DevEco Studio 5.x.x versions can be downloaded from here. Please note that downloading and using these versions requires Huawei developer account verification.
DevEco Studio 4.1
The latest publicly available version that does not require Huawei developer account verification is DevEco Studio 4.1.
The download links for DevEco Studio 4.1 can be found in the OpenHarmony release notes. (If the English version is not available, try translating the page to English.)
Below are the download links:
| Platform | Download Link | SHA256 |
|---|---|---|
| Windows (64-bit) | Download | c46be4f3cfde27af1806cfc9860d9c366e66a20e31e15180cf3a90ab05464650 |
| Mac (x86) | Download | 15d6136959b715e4bb2160c41d405b889820ea26ceadbb416509a43e59ed7f09 |
| Mac (ARM) | Download | ac04ca7c2344ec8f27531d5a59261ff037deed2c5a3d42ef88e6f90f4ed45484 |
Step-by-Step Installation
After the download completes, extract the downloaded package and run deveco-studio-xxxx.exe.
Keep clicking Next until the Choose Install Location step. Specify the desired installation path by clicking Browse... if necessary, and then click Next. 
Note: Ensure that you delete all files from the previous installation path before proceeding if this is not your first installation.
In the Installation Options step, select Create Desktop Shortcut. 
In the Choose Start Menu Folder step, keep the default settings and click Install. 
The installation is now complete. 
Environment Configuration
Run DevEco Studio for the first time, and the configuration settings page will appear.
Select Do not import settings.
On the Basic Setup page, select to install Node.js and Ohpm. 
Click Next to proceed to the SDK configuration page, and then set the SDK path to an appropriate location. 
Accept the License Agreement. 
Review the summary information and click Next. 
The environment configuration is now complete. 
Note: If you want to run applications for OpenHarmony, you need to install the relevant APIs as well. You can download the public SDK from
DevEco Studio->Tool->SDK Manager->OpenHarmony. Select the desired API and clickApplyto download. (If you downloaded DevEco Studio version 4.1, choose API Version 11 for development.)
