DBeaver older versions: dated official downloads
Every DBeaver older version remains downloadable from two official sources: the GitHub releases archive and the vendor's file archive at dbeaver.io/files. This page turns the bare file listings into a dated release history — read from the GitHub releases API on 2026-08-03 — so you can find a specific version without touching repackaging sites like uptodown or FileHippo.
- current: 26.1.4 (2026-08-02)
- 8 releases since 2026-04-19
- median gap 14 days (computed)
- sources: GitHub + dbeaver.io/files
DBeaver version history, 2026
| # | version | released | notes | official download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 26.1.4current | Current release — see the official release notes on GitHub. | GitHub release 26.1.4 | |
| 2 | 26.1.3 | See the official release notes on GitHub. | GitHub release 26.1.3 | |
| 3 | 26.1.2 | Driver updates and SQL editor fixes. | GitHub release 26.1.2 | |
| 4 | 26.1.1 | Bug-fix release for the 26.1 line. | GitHub release 26.1.1 | |
| 5 | 26.1.0 | Feature release — data editor and ER diagram improvements. | GitHub release 26.1.0 | |
| 6 | 26.0.5 | Maintenance release for the 26.0 line. | GitHub release 26.0.5 | |
| 7 | 26.0.4 | Maintenance release. | GitHub release 26.0.4 | |
| 8 | 26.0.3 | Maintenance release. | GitHub release 26.0.3 |
Cadence, computed from the dates above: 8 releases between 2026-04-19 and 2026-08-02, a median of 14 days between releases. Releases older than these stay archived on the same two official sources — GitHub's releases page paginates all the way back, and dbeaver.io/files mirrors installers by version number.
Download any DBeaver version directly (URL pattern)
Official release assets follow one predictable pattern, so you can construct a direct link to any version without browsing:
https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver/releases/download/<VERSION>/dbeaver-ce-<VERSION>-<PLATFORM>.<EXT> # example — the 26.0.5 Windows installer: https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver/releases/download/26.0.5/dbeaver-ce-26.0.5-windows-x86_64.exe
Platform tokens: windows-x86_64.exe, windows-aarch64.exe, macos-aarch64.dmg, macos-x86_64.dmg, linux-x86_64.deb, linux-x86_64.rpm, linux-x86_64.tar.gz (plus aarch64 variants of each Linux package). We verified this pattern against the current release assets; current-version links with sizes and SHA-256 checksums live on the offline installer page.
Why use only official sources for older versions
Third-party download portals rank well for “dbeaver older versions” but add nothing and subtract a lot: they typically lag behind the official archive, strip the ability to verify checksums against the source, and wrap installers in their own downloaders. The official GitHub release for any version carries the original files with SHA-256 digests published by the API — verifiable, dated, and free. If you need an old version at all, the honest default is: take the newest version your environment allows from the main install guide, and check the system requirements if an old OS is forcing the downgrade.
DBeaver older versions FAQ
Where can I download older versions of DBeaver?
From two official sources only: the dbeaver/dbeaver GitHub releases page, which keeps every version's installers attached to its tag, and the official archive at dbeaver.io/files. Both are linked per-version in the table above.
Are DBeaver older versions still updated or patched?
No. DBeaver uses a rolling release model — fixes only land in the next release, roughly every two to three weeks. An older version stays exactly as it shipped, which is why staying current is the default advice.
Is it safe to download DBeaver from uptodown, FileHippo or similar sites?
We recommend against it. Repackaging sites often lag several versions behind and add their own wrappers; the official GitHub and dbeaver.io links carry the same files with verifiable SHA-256 checksums, so there is no upside to a third-party mirror.
Can I downgrade DBeaver to an older version?
Yes, by installing the older package over the newer one — but back up your workspace first (~/.local/share/DBeaverData on Linux, similar per-OS paths). A newer version may have migrated workspace settings that an older release cannot read.
Can I run two DBeaver versions side by side?
Yes. Use the portable .zip or .tar.gz builds unpacked into separate folders — they share no install state. Point them at separate workspaces to keep settings independent.
Which DBeaver version still works on Windows 7?
None that is supported. Current releases require Windows 10 or Server 2016; genuinely old releases from the official archive may start on Windows 7, but they are unsupported, unpatched, and best avoided on any network-connected machine.
How do I find the release date of a DBeaver version?
Check the table above for recent releases, or the version's own GitHub tag page — every release at github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver/releases shows its publication date next to the tag. The dbeaver.io/files archive lists the same builds grouped by version number.
Do I need to uninstall the current DBeaver before installing an older one?
No. Installing another version over the top works on all three platforms, because settings and connections live in your user workspace rather than the install folder — though for a downgrade the workspace backup mentioned above is strongly advised.
Maintained by the dbeaver.dev Team · updated · unofficial; release data reproducible against the GitHub releases API. Corrections: [email protected].