Here you can find instructions to install Rizin on some common systems. If your system is not listed here, we likely do not pre-compiled Rizin for it, but you can still build it yourself by following the instructions in BUILDING.md.
We first suggest to look into your distribution repositories to check if Rizin is already packaged there. If it is, install it from there, otherwise we have repositories setup on OBS for some common distributions.
Visit the web page https://software.opensuse.org/package/rizin and look for your system / version, if supported. Follow the instructions for your distribution to install the repository.
We provide two different ways to use Rizin on your Windows machine: an installer and zip file containing all the necessary files. You can choose the method you like the most. Both files can be found attached to the GitHub release at https://github.com/rizinorg/rizin/releases/.
The installer is named as rizin_installer-<version>-x86_64.exe and it allows
you to install Rizin either system-wide or just for the current user.
The zip file contains statically compiled binaries and it is named
rizin-windows-static-<version>.zip. Files within the zip file can be extracted
anywhere because Rizin is compiled in a "portable" way, allowing moving the
whole directory anywhere.
On MacOS systems, Rizin can be installed through .pkg files attached to the GitHub release at https://github.com/rizinorg/rizin/releases/.
It is named as rizin-macos-<version>.pkg.
If you would like to help us configure an homebrew tap for Rizin, please get in touch! We would love to make the process of installing and keeping Rizin updated as easy as possible for all our users.
Statically compiled binaries for some common architectures where Android runs are compiled and attached to all releases. We currently support aarch64, arm, and x86_64. You can find the artifacts on the GitHub releases at https://github.com/rizinorg/rizin/releases/.
Those files are named as rizin-<version>-android-<architecture>.tar.gz. Files
within the archive can be extracted anywhere on your Android device because
Rizin is compiled in a "portable" way, allowing moving the whole directory
anywhere.
If you are interested in providing Rizin in your distribution/system or in adding support for other distribution formats (e.g. snap, homebrew, etc.), please let us know and we would be glad to help you.