Stay Ahead with the Latest Discord Versions
Key Points to Remember
- Upgrade Discord to Resolve Bugs, Glitches, or Lagging Issues, and Possibly Unlock New Features.
- If You're Using a Computer (Mac, PC, or Linux), Simply Restart Discord to Get the Latest Updates.
- Access the Play Store or App Store for Discord Updates on Your Android, iPhone, or iPad.
Step-by-Step Guide
For Windows, Mac & Linux Users

Restart Discord to Update: Discord automatically checks for updates each time you close and reopen the app. You can also refresh Discord by pressing Ctrl + R (Windows, Linux) or Cmd + R (Mac). Additionally, on Windows and macOS, you can check for updates by right-clicking the app icon in the taskbar or menu bar.
For Android Users


- Automatic Updates:
- By default, Google Play Store updates apps automatically. However, you can manually check for Discord updates if needed.

Checking for Updates on Android: Simply tap the search box at the top of your screen and type Discord. Alternatively, access updates through 'My apps and games' in your profile settings.

Check for Updates: Look for the Update option. If it's not there, your app is up to date.
For iPhone & iPad Users


- Manage Updates:
- You have the option to enable automatic updates or manually update apps from the App Store.

Access Your Profile: Tap on your profile picture or initials located at the top-right corner of the screen.

Update Discord: Scroll down to find the Update option next to Discord. If it's not visible, your app is already updated.
Helpful Tips
- If Discord isn't updating, check the Discord server status to verify if the problem lies with their servers. If everything seems fine there, but your Windows app still won't update, try running it as an administrator by right-clicking the app icon.