The original version of this document is located at https://docs.qfield.org/get-started/index
QField is an open-source application that allows painless fieldwork and synchronisation with your local QGIS projects.
It can both be used in online and offline settings, link to external databases or work with simple feospatial formats.
Once a QGIS project is ready for fieldwork it needs to be ‘packaged’ with the QFieldSync Plugin.
There are several ways in which the project can be imported into QField.
The following pages will provide the possible options in detail, which can be adopted according to the needs.
=== “🤖 Android”
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.opengis.qfield)
=== “🍏 iOS”
QField can be found on the App Store.
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https://apps.apple.com/app/qfield-for-qgis/id1531726814)
=== “🪟 Windows”
QField can be found on Microsoft Store.
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https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/xp99h3bcx4bw7f)
=== “🐧 Linux”
Download the latest <a href="https://qfield.org/get_latest/?platform=linux" target="_blank">Linux
version</a> (x64 64-bit).
=== “🍏 MacOS”
Download the latest <a href="https://qfield.org/get_latest/?platform=macos" target="_blank">MacOS
version</a> (Universal).
QField is available for Android and iOS devices and can also be accessed on the Desktop (Windows, macOS and Linux).
Use QField for optimised data collection outside in any place on earth.
Its optimized user interface exposes the full power of QGIS through an easy-to-use front-end.
QFieldCloud allows you to seamlessly integrate your team’s field work.
It is a cloud-based service and with its unique technology it will allow your team to focus on what’s important, making sure you efficiently get the best field data possible.
Thanks to the tight integration with QField, your team will be able to start surveying and digitising data in no time.
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