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Install Liquibase on Windows

Last updated: September 2, 2025

Before you begin

Confirm that Java is installed. If you use the Liquibase Installer, Java is included automatically.

Procedure

1

Download Liquibase.

1. Navigate to our Liquibase Community downloads page.

2. Select the Mac/Linux/Unix option and click the Download Archive .tar.gz or .zip button.

This will begin the download.

3. Double-click the .tar.gz or .zip file to extract the contents after the download completes.

2

Select download to run the installer.

If the Liquibase Installer does not start automatically after downloading, locate the Installer file in your Downloads directory and run it.

Note: If Windows security prevents the Liquibase Installer from running, click Run Anyway. Depending on your version of Windows, you might need to click More info first.

Note: If you downloaded a .zip or .tar.gz archive instead of an installer, extract the contents to a local directory.

3

Add Liquibase to your system PATH.

To run Liquibase commands from any terminal window, you must add the Liquibase /bin directory to your system PATH. For detailed instructions, Windows users can follow the official Microsoft documentation.

When following this guide, be sure to:

  • Use the full path to the /bin directory inside the folder where you extracted. For example: /usr/local/liquibase/bin

  • Do not delete any existing values in the PATH. Just add your Liquibase path to the end, separated by a semicolon.

4

Verify Liquibase has been added to your system PATH.

Once added, open a new Command Prompt and run:

liquibase --version

If it returns the version number, Liquibase is installed and ready to use.