Linux users can choose a portable AppImage, a DEB for Debian-family systems or an RPM for Red Hat-family desktop distributions. All three formats use the same core WA Multi workspace for separate WhatsApp Web sessions.
Choose the package that matches your computer. Available files below are linked directly to published releases in the Release Center.
WA Multi v2.6.30 for Linux. Linux desktop Beta, intended for manual installation and testing.
Download DEB
80fc9460738f12b9b0415e86903b9afd7ade60ef2d8dca1164ed8d235e127421WA Multi v2.6.30 for Linux. Linux desktop Beta, intended for manual installation and testing.
Download APPIMAGE9f3d65abca0657bd8bf0b046c87a0f5aa6a600b6e9d1a12e3faaf1736f897a0cWA Multi v2.6.30 for Linux. Linux desktop Beta, intended for manual installation and testing.
Download RPMea95369b2e9db4b05eeb7e64ba2f1c0965f3a499170d5c7fca36ab8df3c81821Beta notice: These are pre-release builds. Installation, compatibility and OS-specific integrations are still being tested. Mac packages are currently unsigned and not notarized. They are not yet part of the Windows automatic-update service.
Use the x86_64 AppImage on a compatible Linux desktop. Allow the downloaded file to execute, then open it without a traditional DEB or RPM installation. Some distributions need additional AppImage/FUSE support.
Choose the amd64 DEB when you use an Ubuntu/Debian-family system. Install it using your distribution’s usual graphical package installer or apt.
Choose the x86_64 RPM for compatible desktop systems using DNF/RPM. Packaging success does not establish compatibility with every distribution release or desktop environment.
Each connected account remains its own WhatsApp Web session.
Select AppImage, DEB or RPM for your distribution and x64 CPU.
Download the Linux Beta package and verify its published SHA-256 checksum if needed.
Install with your normal package tools, or make the AppImage executable before opening.
Open WA Multi on a graphical Linux desktop and connect your WhatsApp accounts.
A 64-bit x86 Linux graphical desktop, internet access and existing WhatsApp accounts. Display server, FUSE, sandbox, tray and microphone integrations vary by distribution and need testing.
Use AppImage for a portable option, DEB on Debian/Ubuntu-family desktops, or RPM on compatible DNF-based desktops such as AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux.
No. WA Multi organizes independently linked WhatsApp Web sessions and does not bypass WhatsApp account authentication.
Not yet. The downloads are Beta builds; package creation alone does not prove compatibility with every Linux desktop.