Ryujinx Canary
Canary—Stable—

Independent Ryujinx guide

RyujinxNintendo Switch emulator — download & install guides

Official Canary and Stable builds for your OS, step-by-step setup, and links straight to Ryubing’s release Assets — no mirrors, no repacks.

Synced at

01 · Download

Install Ryujinx on your system

Choose your OS, download from official Assets, then follow the short install note or open the full guide.

Windows

For you: Default: x64 (.zip recommended). ARM64 builds only on ARM64 Windows.

Could not load direct download links (network or API). Open the release page and pick Assets.

Extract the .zip or .7z archive (File Explorer or 7-Zip), then run Ryujinx.exe. Full Windows guide →

Edge cases (ARM, SmartScreen, .NET) · First-time setup

02 · Setup

After the app opens

Keys, firmware, and game folders — the same sequence for Canary and Stable.

03 · Decide

Which channel fits you?

Canary moves faster; Stable is calmer for daily play. Compare before you commit.

04 · Official

Straight from the project

This site links to Ryubing’s published releases on git.ryujinx.app — the same Assets list as the project. We do not mirror or repack binaries.

Common questions

Ryujinx won't start — do I need .NET?
On Windows, install the .NET Desktop Runtime version shown in the error from Microsoft, then relaunch.
Steam Deck — which Linux build?
Always the Linux x64 AppImage or tar.gz — not ARM64. Configure keys and firmware in Desktop Mode first.
Canary vs Stable — which should I use?
Stable is safer for first-time users; Canary gets updates faster. You can roll back from the release page anytime.
Is this the official Ryujinx site?
No — this is an independent install guide. Binaries always come from Ryubing’s git.ryujinx.app release pages linked here.

8 GiB RAM or more · OpenGL 4.5+, Vulkan, or Apple Metal · Canary is experimental — Stable is calmer for daily use