Python Recorded Package Source

Direct package links and installation notes for Windows/macOS/Linux

Developer Tools · v3.14.7 · Free (PSF License)

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License: Free (PSF License)

Size: 31.7 MB (Windows x64)

Platforms: Windows macOS Linux

Download summary

Python is a developer tool for Windows/macOS/Linux, published by Python Software Foundation. A direct package URL is recorded below. The host may be the publisher, a release repository, a CDN, or another distribution source documented by the publisher. Some packages still fetch optional components during setup. The recorded publisher site is python.org. We do not host or modify installer files.

Sources and identity

External references used to identify the product and publisher. These links do not prove that we installed the package.

Wikipedia article Source on GitHub SHA-256 listed in catalog

Publisher documentation

Release identity, artifacts, SHA-256 values, Sigstore bundles, and SBOM links Documentation checked 11 September 2026
Windows manager, traditional installer and offline preparation Documentation checked 11 September 2026
macOS universal2 package and certificate-bootstrap behavior
Linux and Unix source or distribution installation paths
Python 3.14 maintenance and security lifecycle

These references support the package and behavior notes. Documentation checks are separate from the recorded URL-check date and do not represent an installation test.

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Traditional Windows installer

Choose the listed 3.14.7 installer when you need this fixed CPython release and can prepare the components your project requires.

Check architecture and installer options. Third-party wheels, native libraries and project dependencies are separate from the Python installer.

Python Install Manager

Use the manager when your deployment process will manage runtimes through its documented commands and indexes.

The manager and a runtime are separate. For an offline machine, follow the publisher’s offline-download procedure on a connected preparation machine and transfer the complete generated directory, including index.json.

Linux source archives

Use these archives only for a deliberate source build. For ordinary Linux use, start with your distribution’s Python package guidance.

The .tar.xz and .tgz files are two compression formats for source, not ready-to-run Linux installers. Keep system Python intact and prepare build prerequisites separately.

Package guidance is based on the linked documentation, checked 11 September 2026. No installation test is claimed.

Publisher SHA-256 reference values

Transcribed values compared with the publisher release table; files were not downloaded, hashed locally, or signature-verified. Compared on 11 September 2026 with the publisher’s reference.

python-3.14.7-amd64.exe: 9d9eb2709ef81bf5cd30db3c2096bdbc4ea10087c22e62f27d356b36f6ae9649
python-3.14.7.exe: 097fc03d4ac2de66ee1d73a0c5d2d323b5c0f14923f7207686ce93149a80f0a6
python-3.14.7-arm64.exe: 9a3fe120cc81bc2cb099550f794d8356811f96a86c7f438519243c3485db928d
python-3.14.7-macos11.pkg: 70c5239ad2d62925d2947e46921d0ddd3d35be3d2f0a2d50db33da507dbcb419
Python-3.14.7.tar.xz: 3b48dac8fb59f62eaa67ac83c1eb12bda1b7a08406dd286e252c11a66be27f81
Python-3.14.7.tgz: 62859805f6fdf25e2bcbf3fa3217801e1996887ca33e6a2af80674bdfa2dbe07

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Download options

Recorded package links, store pages, and browser extensions where available.

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Platform	Build	Architecture	Package	Action	Notes
Windows	ARM64 Python 3.14.7 Windows ARM64 traditional installer	ARM64	EXE	Download file	Publisher-labeled experimental ARM64 installer
Windows	EXE Python 3.14.7 Windows x64 traditional installer	64-bit	EXE	Download file	Recommended traditional x64 installer; component and PATH choices are configurable
Windows	EXE Python 3.14.7 Windows x86 traditional installer	32-bit	EXE	Download file	Legacy x86 installer for compatible Windows systems
macOS	Universal Python 3.14.7 macOS universal2 installer	Universal	PKG	Download file	Universal2 package for supported Intel and Apple-silicon Macs
Linux	Source archive Python 3.14.7 XZ source archive	Source	TAR.XZ	Download file	Upstream source, not a prebuilt general-purpose Linux package
Linux	Source archive Python 3.14.7 gzip source archive	Source	TGZ	Download file	Alternate upstream source archive; build prerequisites are separate

Verification scope

A direct package URL is recorded above. We have not independently installed every listed build or confirmed that setup remains fully offline.

We do not host software files. Links may resolve to a publisher domain, its release repository, app store, CDN, or a documented distribution host — confirm the final hostname, publisher signature, version, and architecture before deployment. Recorded URLs last checked 30 August 2026; content last updated 11 September 2026.

What Python does

Python is a programming language; CPython is the Python Software Foundation's reference implementation and the distribution linked here. This record pins CPython 3.14.7, the current 3.14 maintenance release on the review date. The 3.14 branch is in bug-fix support under PEP 745 and later moves to security-only source releases, so teams should track the published lifecycle rather than treating this package as indefinitely maintained. Language and standard-library behavior also changes across feature releases, and project compatibility depends on the packages and native libraries in use.

Python.org publishes traditional Windows x64, x86, and experimental ARM64 installers, a universal2 macOS installer for supported Intel and Apple-silicon Macs, and source archives. The Linux rows here are source code, not a universal Linux binary or distribution package; most Linux users should use their distribution's packages or deliberately build from source. Python is transitioning Windows users to Python Install Manager, whose normal workflow obtains runtimes separately; the traditional installers remain available during the 3.14 and 3.15 series but are deprecated.

Installer contents and choices are package-specific. The traditional Windows installer offers optional components such as pip, Tcl/Tk and IDLE, documentation, launcher behavior, and PATH changes; these should not be assumed for unattended or customized installs. The Windows embeddable distribution is a different, minimal application-embedding package and is not represented as an end-user environment. On macOS, the publisher's certificate bootstrap command retrieves certifi, so that follow-up action needs connectivity unless separately prepared.

The recorded artifacts have publisher SHA-256 values, SBOM links for applicable files, and sibling Sigstore bundles; Python 3.14 no longer publishes PGP signatures for these release files. The values below are transcribed from the release page, and this audit did not perform Sigstore verification or execute the packages. CPython can run local programs without an account, but PyPI packages, install-manager catalogs, certificate bootstrap, documentation updates, remote services, and source-control dependencies need network access unless approved copies are staged. PyPI packages and native extensions are separately maintained code with their own licenses, support ranges, install scripts, system dependencies, and supply-chain risk.

Reference images

Python Developer Tools preview card — Python — Developer Tools

Captions describe the visible contents. Reference images are not installation-test results and may show older releases or other platforms.

Product features

CPython interpreter and versioned standard library
Traditional Windows installers expose optional pip, Tcl/Tk, IDLE, launcher, and PATH choices
Universal2 macOS installer supports eligible Intel and Apple-silicon Macs
Python.org supplies source archives rather than a universal Linux binary package
Third-party packages, native libraries, and remote services remain separate dependencies

Installation notes

Grouped by the package types recorded on this page — not a claim that every listed build was independently tested on every supported platform.

Windows Windows installer (EXE)

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Download the recorded file (python-3.14.7-amd64.exe). If it has a digital signature, inspect the signer and validation result in Properties → Digital Signatures. If no signature is present, follow the publisher's documented verification method; a missing signature does not authenticate the file.
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Check any Windows warning before proceeding. A SmartScreen reputation warning is not signature verification; stop if the publisher is unexpected or the file is reported as malicious.
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Follow the publisher's setup prompts to finish; options vary by release, so review each screen rather than clicking through.

macOS macOS installer package (PKG)

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Open the .pkg and follow the macOS Installer prompts; an administrator password is usually required.
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If macOS blocks the package or app, read the exact warning and consult the publisher and Apple's Gatekeeper guidance. Do not treat a security override as a routine installation step.

Linux Source code archive (build required)

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This archive contains source code, not a ready-to-run program — do not expect an installer inside.
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Building it requires the project's compiler toolchain and development dependencies; follow the publisher's own build documentation.
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If you do not intend to compile, use your distribution's package or one of the prebuilt options listed above instead.