Raspberry Pi Imager

Raspberry Pi Ltd · Prepare Raspberry Pi boot media with OS selection, first-boot settings and verification; writing erases the target storage.

CaskFiles and StorageApple silicon · Intel
From homebrew/cask
30-day installs1,663#120 in App
1-year installs20.7KLast 365 days
Latest version2.0.1239 min ago · Oct 9
Download size37MBarm64 / x86_64 · dmg
Release cadenceMonthly2 releases in 30 days
  1. 2.0.12

    LatestPatchOct 8 · Thu

    Added to Homebrew Oct 8 16:46

    No separate release notes for this version
  2. 2.0.11.1

    PatchOct 7 · Wed

    OpenNavo editorialAdded to Homebrew Aug 17 19:45

    Fixes Raspberry Pi Connect sign-in progression and packages Wayland libraries for Linux desktops.

    Connect
    Enables Next after browser sign-in delivers a Raspberry Pi Connect token.
    Linux
    Includes Qt Wayland libraries for desktops using Wayland.
    Windows
    Carries the fourth version component into Windows metadata and statistics.
  3. 2.0.11

    PatchJan 1, 1 · Mon

    OpenNavo editorialAdded to Homebrew Aug 14 16:42

    Improves first-boot customisation, compressed-image writing and platform-specific drive handling.

    Customise
    Adds rpi-preseed support for first-boot customisation.Keeps the configured account in the sudo group.Honours declined passwordless sudo in cloud-init configuration.Checks that customisation files remain intact after writing.Handles query parameters in custom manifest URLs.
    Writing
    Supports multi-frame .img.zst files.Uses exclusive drive locking on Linux and Windows.Flushes filesystem state before Windows partition-table updates.Fixes macOS Disk Arbitration handling in worker operations.
    Provisioning
    Renames the Fastboot CM Erase command to Format.Checks device identity before accepting it as a Raspberry Pi.
    Linux
    Packages required libraries in desktop and CLI AppImages.Uses a dedicated Qt build for the embedded network installer.

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