| Xcode version | Release date | Required macOS | SDK versions | Download / Notes |
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How to Use the Xcode Version Chart
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Type an Xcode version, macOS version or release date in the search box to jump to it
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Check the "Required macOS" column to confirm your system can run that Xcode
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Click "Download" to open the official Apple download, or "Notes" for the release notes
✅How to pick a version
- Check "Required macOS" first — your system must not be older than it
- Newer Xcode supports several older SDKs but cannot run on older macOS
- For App submission use the latest stable Xcode — filter by "Stable"
💡Download tips
- All download links point to the official Apple developer site — safe and reliable
- Downloading usually requires signing in with an Apple developer account
- Apple Silicon builds are smaller; Universal builds support both Intel and Apple chips
Each Xcode version has a minimum macOS requirement, so after a system upgrade or a new machine you often need a matching Xcode. This tool lists version, release date, required macOS and per-platform SDKs in one table, with official download links.
🔒 A static reference page that collects no input; version data references the public xcodereleases.com and every download goes through the official Apple site.