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Zoom Recorded Package Source

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

Communication · v7.1.5 · Freemium

Video conferencing and online meetings

Source record, not a product review. Automated checks can confirm URL availability but not package safety, installation behavior, or offline operation. Catalog maintained by .
License: Freemium
Size: 176.0 MB
Platforms: Windows macOS Linux

Download summary

Zoom is a communication app for Windows/macOS/Linux, published by Zoom Communications, Inc. 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 zoom.us. 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

Publisher documentation

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.

Choose a package

Choose the MSI for administrator configuration

The Windows MSI requires elevated administrative rights. Use Zoom's mass-deployment guidance when configuration needs to be managed: zConfig makes settings mandatory, while zRecommend supplies user-changeable defaults.

Settings from device management or Group Policy can take precedence over MSI settings. Installing an MSI does not prove that the intended policy won; inspect the effective application settings on the target.

Plan updating before freezing a meeting client

Compare the target version with Zoom's current lifecycle table and the package offered for that platform. Zoom enforces minimum versions and can require additional updates outside its normal schedule.

Older ZoomAutoUpdate, EnableSilentAutoUpdate, AlwaysCheckLatestVersion, and SetUpdatingChannel options are no longer supported in the current deployment guide. Use the linked Enterprise Auto Update guidance instead. Record installation, sign-in, and an authorized meeting test separately.

Package guidance is based on the linked documentation. No installation test is claimed.

Download options

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

Scroll the table sideways to compare packages and reach each download link.

Platform Build Architecture Package Action Notes
Windows

EXE

Zoom installer package for Windows 64-bit

 64-bit EXE Download file Pinned CDN package reached from Zoom's Windows x64 download endpoint
Windows

EXE

Zoom installer package for Windows 32-bit

 32-bit EXE Download file Moving x86 endpoint; its resolved version differs from the Windows x64 build. See the dated endpoint comparison above.
Windows

MSI

Zoom 7.1.5 Windows x64 MSI

 64-bit MSI MSI Download file Administrator-oriented package; use Zoom's current deployment documentation for flags and install scope
macOS

PKG

Zoom for macOS PKG

 Publisher package PKG Download file Pinned macOS package; its build suffix differs from Windows
Linux

Fedora/openSUSE

Zoom for Fedora/OpenSUSE RPM

 RPM 64-bit RPM Download file Moving RPM endpoint; its resolved version can change independently of the recorded DEB
Linux

Ubuntu/Debian

Zoom for Ubuntu/Debian DEB

 DEB 64-bit DEB Download file Pinned Debian/Ubuntu-family package; its build suffix differs from Windows
Android

Google Play

Zoom Workplace on Google Play

 Not applicable Store Open page Official Google Play listing
iOS

App Store

Zoom Workplace on the App Store

 Not applicable Store Open page Official Apple App Store listing
All platforms

Standard package

Zoom current download center

 Current builds Download page Open page Choose the correct platform, architecture, and Workplace or administrator package before staging

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 11 September 2026; content last updated 11 September 2026.

What Zoom does

Zoom Workplace is Zoom Communications’ connected desktop client for meetings, team chat, calls, and related collaboration services on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Installing the package does not make meetings or messaging available offline: joining, hosting, authentication, updates, cloud recording, Whiteboard, calendar integrations, and most collaborative workflows require Zoom's service and a working network path.

This record retains publisher CDN destinations reached from Zoom's download endpoints on 2026-08-30. Those saved destinations are not a claim that all packages remain current. The Windows x64 EXE and MSI are both product version 7.1.5 with Windows build suffix 43453; macOS and Linux use different build suffixes even though the visible product version is also 7.1.5. Do not assume package names, sizes, or build numbers are synchronized across operating systems. The EXE is the normal Windows package; the MSI is a separate administrator-oriented deployment package whose install context and flags should be taken from Zoom's current mass-deployment documentation.

Breakout rooms, polls, recording, meeting duration, participant limits, cloud storage, huddles, Whiteboard, and administrative controls vary by host role, account type, plan, region, and administrator settings. Local recording can be disabled, and cloud recording is not a feature of every plan. This audit did not authenticate, install, inspect signatures, or test a disconnected launch, so it makes no performance, recording-availability, or compatibility guarantee.

On 2026-09-11, the Windows x64 EXE/MSI endpoints resolved to 7.1.8.46825, while the recorded macOS and Linux DEB destinations still resolved to their 7.1.5 builds. The separate moving x86 EXE endpoint resolved to 6.6.11.23272. Select the current package for the intended architecture and platform, then check Zoom’s minimum-version policy before relying on a staged copy.

Try a practical task

Rehearse audio and video before a meeting

A brief rehearsal helps distinguish a device-selection problem from a meeting-host problem. Use the publisher’s test meeting rather than calling an unsuspecting contact.

Before you start

  • Have headphones and the intended microphone available.
  • Only enable the camera or microphone when you are ready to test them.

  1. Join the test

    Open https://zoom.us/test and follow the test-meeting flow in the desktop client. Check the displayed account and device before proceeding.

  2. Choose output

    Use the speaker test and select the headphones or speakers you will actually use. Confirm you can hear the test sound.

  3. Check input

    Select the microphone and use the input test. Speak a short non-confidential phrase and listen to the playback where offered.

  4. Finish the rehearsal

    Check the video preview if needed, leave the test meeting and note the working device names for the real meeting.

Expected result

You know which selected devices provide audible output, microphone input and, if tested, a usable camera preview.

If the result is different

No microphone activity
Check the selected input, hardware mute and operating-system permission. Restart the client after an approved permission change if necessary.
Echo during the test
Use headphones and avoid joining from two nearby devices with both microphones and speakers active.

A local device test cannot establish that a later meeting’s network, host settings or recording permissions will work.

Continue with the publisher’s instructions

Guide updated . Steps describe the linked documentation and our sample task. Only demonstrations with a stated environment record an observed run; this is not an installation test of every Zoom package listed above.

Product features

  • Connected meeting client; media quality and availability depend on network, device, policy, and plan
  • Screen sharing and collaboration controls subject to host and administrator settings
  • Polls, breakout rooms, Whiteboard, and related tools vary by role, plan, and release
  • Local and cloud recording are distinct and can be restricted or unavailable
  • Separate Windows EXE and managed-deployment MSI packages

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)

  1. 1

    Download the recorded file (ZoomInstallerFull.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.

  2. 2

    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.

  3. 3

    Follow the publisher's setup prompts to finish; options vary by release, so review each screen rather than clicking through.

Windows Windows installer (MSI)

  1. 1

    Download the recorded file (ZoomInstallerFull.msi); MSI packages install through Windows Installer. Required privileges depend on the package's supported user or machine scope.

  2. 2

    Run it interactively, or deploy silently with msiexec /i and the vendor's documented properties for managed rollouts.

macOS macOS installer package (PKG)

  1. 1

    Open the .pkg and follow the macOS Installer prompts; an administrator password is usually required.

  2. 2

    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 Debian/Ubuntu package (DEB)

  1. 1

    Use the compatible distribution's package manager to install the local DEB and review its proposed changes. Missing dependencies require a reachable repository or a prepared local dependency set.

  2. 2

    For disconnected deployment, collect dependencies for the target release and architecture first. A local DEB file alone does not establish a complete offline installation.

Linux Fedora/openSUSE package (RPM)

  1. 1

    Use the publisher-supported distribution's package manager (such as DNF or Zypper) and review the proposed dependencies. An RPM is not automatically compatible with every RPM-based distribution.

  2. 2

    Missing dependencies need repository access or a prepared local dependency set; check this before taking the package to a disconnected machine.

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