Download DataGrip 2026.2.2 — official installers for every OS

Download DataGrip 2026.2.2 for your platform

All links point directly to download.jetbrains.com, JetBrains’ official download server. Nothing is rehosted or modified.

Apple Silicon vs Intel — which macOS build to download?

Both macOS downloads install the same DataGrip, but the build must match your Mac’s chip for native performance.

Unsure which chip you have? Open the Apple menu → About This Mac and check the Chip line.

Why this page exists

The official download page is full of menus, banners, and cross-promotions. This page does one thing: it lets you download DataGrip for Windows, macOS, or Linux from direct official links, always showing the current version pulled from JetBrains’ own public release API. Every button points at download.jetbrains.com — nothing is rehosted, repackaged, or modified.

What is DataGrip? JetBrains’ database IDE explained

DataGrip is a database IDE made by JetBrains, the company behind IntelliJ IDEA and PyCharm. Instead of juggling a separate client for every database engine, you get one tool that connects to PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, Oracle, SQLite, MongoDB, Redis, ClickHouse, Snowflake, BigQuery, and dozens of other data sources through a unified interface.

Day to day, that means a SQL editor that actually understands your schema: autocompletion that knows your tables and columns, on-the-fly error detection before you run a query, safe rename refactorings that update every reference, and a visual explain plan for tuning slow queries. There is also a data editor for browsing and changing rows in place, schema diff and migration tooling, and built-in version-control integration.

DataGrip is commercial software with a 30-day free trial. Use the buttons above to download DataGrip for Windows, macOS, or Linux — every link goes straight to JetBrains’ official installers, so you skip the marketing maze and get the exact same files.

System requirements

DataGrip ships with its own bundled Java runtime (JetBrains Runtime), so you do not need to install Java separately. The full requirements are documented in JetBrains’ official installation guide.

How to install DataGrip

Once you download DataGrip, pick your operating system below to install it in a few minutes. Each guide uses the exact installer linked in the Downloads section above.

Windows

1. To download DataGrip for Windows, grab the .exe installer (use the ARM64 build on Windows-on-ARM devices such as Snapdragon laptops).
2. Run the installer and follow the wizard. You can pick the install location and choose to add a desktop shortcut and the "Open Folder as Project" context-menu entry.
3. Launch DataGrip from the Start menu. On first run, choose to start a 30-day trial or log in with a JetBrains account that has a license.
4. Prefer no installer? Grab the .zip archive instead, extract it anywhere, and run bin\datagrip64.exe.

macOS

1. Pick the right build: Apple Silicon for M-series Macs (every Mac sold since late 2020), Intel for older machines. Unsure? Open the Apple menu → About This Mac and check the Chip line.
2. Open the downloaded .dmg and drag DataGrip into the Applications folder.
3. Launch DataGrip from Applications or Spotlight. macOS may ask you to confirm opening an app downloaded from the internet — click Open.
4. Start the 30-day trial or sign in with a licensed JetBrains account.

Linux

1. Download the .tar.gz archive for your architecture (x64 or ARM64).
2. Extract it to a directory you own, for example: tar -xzf datagrip-*.tar.gz -C ~/opt
3. Run bin/datagrip.sh from the extracted folder. Inside DataGrip, use Tools → Create Desktop Entry to add an application-menu launcher.
4. Alternatively, install via the JetBrains Toolbox App or a snap (snap install datagrip --classic) if you prefer managed updates.

Frequently asked questions

Can I download DataGrip free?

You can download DataGrip free for 30 days — every installer here includes the full-featured trial with no payment details required. There is no separate free edition, but the trial is the complete IDE, so download DataGrip free, install it, and use everything for a month. After the trial, DataGrip needs a paid JetBrains subscription, though students, teachers, and maintainers of qualifying open-source projects can get a free license, and it is part of the All Products Pack. So you can download DataGrip free to evaluate it, but it is not free software long-term.

Can I download DataGrip Community Edition?

No — unlike IntelliJ IDEA and PyCharm, there is no free DataGrip Community Edition to download. People often try to download DataGrip Community Edition because other JetBrains IDEs have one, but DataGrip ships as a single commercial edition with a 30-day trial. If you are looking for a way to download DataGrip Community Edition, the closest options are that free trial, a student or open-source license, or the All Products Pack subscription.

How do I download DataGrip for Windows?

To download DataGrip for Windows, use the Windows x64 .exe installer in the Downloads section for most PCs, or the Windows ARM64 build for Snapdragon and other ARM laptops. Every Windows link points straight to download.jetbrains.com, so you get the same signed installer JetBrains ships. Run it, then start a 30-day trial or sign in with a licensed JetBrains account.

Is this the official JetBrains website?

No — this is an independent page with no affiliation to JetBrains. However, every download button links directly to jetbrains.com servers, and the version information is read from JetBrains’ public release API. You get exactly the same files as on the official site, just without the clutter.

Which download should I pick on an Apple Silicon Mac?

Choose the macOS Apple Silicon (.dmg) build if your Mac has an M1, M2, M3, or M4 chip — that covers every Mac released since late 2020. The Intel build runs on Apple Silicon through Rosetta 2, but it is noticeably slower and uses more battery. Check your chip under Apple menu → About This Mac.

Which databases does DataGrip support?

Out of the box: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, SQLite, MongoDB, Redis, Cassandra, ClickHouse, Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, DynamoDB, CockroachDB, Exasol, H2, HSQLDB, Db2, Greenplum, Vertica, and more. Anything with a JDBC driver can usually be connected as a custom data source even without first-class support.

How do I update DataGrip to a new version?

DataGrip checks for updates itself and installs small patch updates in place (Help → Check for Updates). For hands-off updates across JetBrains tools, use the free JetBrains Toolbox App, which keeps every IDE current automatically. Your settings, data sources, and license carry over between versions.

Is it safe to download DataGrip from this site?

Yes — nothing is hosted here. Every download button on this page links directly to download.jetbrains.com, JetBrains’ official download server, over HTTPS, and each build links to its official SHA-256 checksum so you can verify the file is byte-for-byte what JetBrains published. The installers themselves are code-signed by JetBrains.

How much does DataGrip cost after the trial?

After the 30-day trial, DataGrip requires a paid JetBrains subscription, billed per user with a price that decreases in the second and third year. Current prices are listed on the official JetBrains pricing page. Students, teachers, and maintainers of qualifying open-source projects can apply for a free license, and DataGrip is also included in the All Products Pack.

Do I need to uninstall the old version before updating?

No — you can install DataGrip’s new version straight over the old one. On Windows the installer upgrades in place, on macOS you replace the app in Applications, and patch updates apply from inside the IDE. Your settings, data sources, and license carry over automatically.