Windows
Windows 10 or Windows 11
64-bit (x64)
Most PCs and laptops
- Architecture:
- x64
- Installer:
- NSIS installer (.exe)
ARM64
Surface Pro X, Snapdragon PCs
- Architecture:
- ARM64
- Installer:
- NSIS installer (.exe)
Desktop app
Download Cepe Paper
Use Cepe Paper in the browser on any device. Signed-in members can download the desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux. The editor is the same — desktop adds local files and offline work.
Signed-in members on every plan, including Free, can download the desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Guests must create a free account first.
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Signed-in members can download the current Windows, macOS, and Linux installers. A free account is enough.
macOS
macOS 11 Big Sur or later
Apple Silicon
M1, M2, M3, M4 Macs
- Architecture:
- Apple Silicon (aarch64)
- Installer:
- Disk image (.dmg)
Intel
Intel-based Macs
- Architecture:
- Intel (x64)
- Installer:
- Disk image (.dmg)
Linux
Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, and other distros
AppImage
Universal — works on most distros
- Architecture:
- x64 (amd64)
- Installer:
- AppImage
Deb
Ubuntu & Debian
- Architecture:
- x64 (amd64)
- Installer:
- Debian package (.deb)
RPM
Fedora & RHEL
- Architecture:
- x64 (x86_64)
- Installer:
- RPM package (.rpm)
Already have Cepe Paper?
The desktop app checks for updates when you launch it and again every four hours. When a signed update is published to the public host, you can install it from inside the app. After installers are listed on this page, you can also download a fresh copy here.
In-app updates are verified with the Tauri updater signature before they install.
Why use the desktop app?
The desktop app is the same editor as the web app, installed on Windows, macOS, or Linux. It adds local projects, offline files, and the document types the app registers with your operating system.
- The same Cepe Paper editor as the web app, installed on your computer.
- Local projects and offline files on every plan, including Free.
- Open and save the file types the desktop app registers with your operating system.
- Optional Cepe Cloud storage on every signed-in account; Automatic cross-device Cloud Sync starts on Creator.
Offline and local files
The Free plan includes Cepe Paper editor (web), Desktop app, Local projects, Export to PDF, Basic templates, 500 MB Cepe Cloud storage, 1 user, and Community support. Local projects stay on your computer. You can keep working offline and upload to Cepe Cloud when you want a copy in your account.
Cepe Cloud syncing
Every signed-in account includes Cepe Cloud storage. Automatic cross-device Cloud Sync starts on Creator. Automatic cross-device Cloud Sync is included on Creator and above. Free includes Cepe Cloud storage you can upload to, but files do not sync across devices automatically.
Supported document types
The desktop app registers these extensions from the current Cepe Paper bundle configuration:
- Cepe Paper files: .cpaper, .cslide, .csheet
- Documents: .docx, .doc, .odt
- Presentations: .pptx, .ppt
- Spreadsheets: .xlsx, .xlsm, .xls, .ods, .csv
- PDF: .pdf
Installation help
- Windows: Run the NSIS setup (.exe). The installer uses current-user install mode. Requires Windows 10 or Windows 11.
- macOS: Open the .dmg and drag Cepe Paper to Applications. Requires macOS 11 Big Sur or later.
- Linux: On Linux, use the AppImage (mark it executable), or install the .deb or .rpm package. The Debian package depends on libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0 and libayatana-appindicator3-1.
How updates work
The desktop app checks for updates when you launch it and again every four hours. When a signed update is published to the public host, you can install it from inside the app. After installers are listed on this page, you can also download a fresh copy here.
In-app updates are verified with the Tauri updater signature before they install.
Troubleshooting
- If a download button asks you to sign in, use your Free or paid membership first.
- Windows or macOS may warn that Cepe Paper is from an unidentified developer. That is expected for current builds. If you downloaded the installer from this page after signing in, you can continue the install from that warning.
- If your account is inactive, restore access from pricing or your dashboard before downloading.
- If a download does not start, sign in and try again. Installers are issued only to signed-in members.
- If an in-app update is not offered, download a fresh installer from this page after signing in.
- Still stuck? See the FAQ or contact support.
Download questions
Signed-in members on every plan, including Free, can download the desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Guests must create a free account first.
The Free plan includes Cepe Paper editor (web), Desktop app, Local projects, Export to PDF, Basic templates, 500 MB Cepe Cloud storage, 1 user, and Community support.
Yes. Signed-in members can use Cepe Paper in the browser. The desktop app is optional and adds local files and offline work.
Sign in on this page to download Windows, macOS, and Linux installers. A free account is enough. Guests can use Cepe Paper in the browser.
The desktop app checks for updates when you launch it and again every four hours. When a signed update is published to the public host, you can install it from inside the app. After installers are listed on this page, you can also download a fresh copy here.
Every signed-in account includes Cepe Cloud storage. Automatic cross-device Cloud Sync starts on Creator. Automatic cross-device Cloud Sync is included on Creator and above. Free includes Cepe Cloud storage you can upload to, but files do not sync across devices automatically.
Windows or macOS may warn that Cepe Paper is from an unidentified developer. That is expected for current builds. If you downloaded the installer from this page after signing in, you can continue the install from that warning.
SHA-256 checksums are not generated by the current desktop release pipeline. Do not treat any checksum on a third-party mirror as official.