Archive of Rust Stable Standalone Installers

Note: The Rust project only supports the latest stable release with security patches. Generally speaking these archives should not be used without some extra mechanisms to provide for patching.

The official Rust standalone installers contain a single release of Rust, and are suitable for offline installation. They come in three forms: tarballs (extension .tar.xz), that work in any Unix-like environment, Windows installers (.msi), and Mac installers (.pkg). These installers come with rustc, cargo, rustdoc, the standard library, and the standard documentation, but do not provide access to additional cross-targets like rustup does.

The most common reasons to use these are:

• Offline installation
• Preferring a more platform-integrated, graphical installer on Windows

Each of these binaries is signed with the Rust signing key, which is available on keybase.io, by the Rust build infrastructure, with GPG. In the tables below, the .asc files are the signatures.

Stable (1.82.0)

Stable (1.81.0)

Stable (1.80.1)

Stable (1.80.0)

Stable (1.79.0)

Stable (1.78.0)

Stable (1.77.2)

Stable (1.77.1)

Stable (1.77.0)

Stable (1.76.0)

Stable (1.75.0)

Stable (1.74.1)

Stable (1.74.0)

Stable (1.73.0)

Stable (1.72.1)

Stable (1.72.0)

Stable (1.71.1)

Stable (1.71.0)

Stable (1.70.0)

Stable (1.69.0)

Stable (1.68.2)

Stable (1.68.1)

Stable (1.68.0)

Stable (1.67.1)

Stable (1.67.0)

Stable (1.66.1)

Stable (1.66.0)

Stable (1.65.0)

Stable (1.64.0)

Stable (1.63.0)

Stable (1.62.1)

Stable (1.62.0)

Stable (1.61.0)

Stable (1.60.0)

Stable (1.59.0)

Stable (1.58.1)

Stable (1.58.0)