
You'll see the search result Edit the system environment variables. To do this, add the folder to PATH, like this: Next, you'll want to make curl available anywhere from the command line. And never move the folder or its contents. If you have many loose executables, and you do not want to add many individual folders to PATH, use a single folder such as C:\Program Files\tools\ or C:\tools\ for the purpose. If you want to give curl its own folder, C:\Program Files\curl\ or C:\curl\ will do. Pick a location on your hard drive that will serve as a permanent home for curl: Extracting and setting up curlįind curl.exe within your downloaded package it's probably under bin\. After answering five questions, you will be presented with a list of download links. you want cygwin builds, third-party builds, libcurl, header files, sources, etc.), use the curl download wizard. Those are the official Windows builds, and they are provided by the curl-for-win project. Instead, click the large and prominent download links on this page. If, on the curl homepage, you click the large and prominent "Download" section in the site header, and then the large and prominent curl-7.62.0.tar.gz link in its body, you will have downloaded a curl source package, which contains curl's source code but not curl.exe. It is too easy to accidentally download the wrong thing. Installing curl manually Downloading curl
EDIT by a reader: Cygwin installer design has changed, please choose curl packages as follows:
For Cygwin, add the curl package in Cygwin Setup.If you are already using a package manager, it may be more convenient to install with one: If you have Git for Windows installed (if you downloaded Git from, the answer is yes), you have curl.exe under: C:\Program Files\Git\mingw64\bin\ If you are on Windows 10, version 1803 or later, your OS ships with a copy of curl, already set up and ready to use. It is possible that you won't need to download anything: