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Unity Studio
  • What's new in Unity Studio
  • Introduction to Unity Studio
    • Overview of Unity Studio
    • Unity Studio requirements and compatibility
    • Unity Studio pricing and licensing
    • Limitations of Unity Studio
    • Use Unity Studio with Self-Hosted Deployment
    • Introduction to drafts in Unity Studio
    • Share your drafts
  • Launch Unity Studio
  • Create your first Unity Studio project
  • Develop with Unity Studio
  • Collaborate in Unity Studio
  • Export drafts to the Unity Editor
  • Publish and share
  • Troubleshooting Unity Studio issues
  • Report bugs and share feedback
  • Manage your analytics and marketing preferences
  1. Unity Studio
  2. Introduction to Unity Studio

Unity Studio requirements and compatibility

A list of requirements you need before you can work with Unity Studio.
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Before you use Unity Studio, make sure your system meets the following requirements:

Browser support

Unity Studio requires browsers that support WebGPU. For optimum experience, use the desktop version of Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge to access Unity Studio.
The following are the most common browsers that support WebGPU:

Browser

Version

Google ChromeWebGPU is enabled by default in Chrome version 113+.
Microsoft EdgeWebGPU is enabled by default in 113+.
SafariSafari 17+ (latest version) on macOS and iOS/iPadOS.
FirefoxTo enable WebGPU in Firefox, use Firefox Nightly and then set dom.webgpu.enabled to true.
Note
Unity Studio isn't supported on mobile browsers yet.
If you encounter any performance issues, refer to Troubleshooting Unity Studio issues.

Unity account

To log in and use Unity Studio, you need a Unity account (Unity ID). If you’re already part of a Unity organization, you can log in with your Unity ID. If you don’t have a Unity ID, you can create one for free.

Additional resources

  • Overview of Unity Studio
  • Unity Studio pricing and licensing
  • Limitations of Unity Studio
  • Use Unity Studio with Self-Hosted Deployment

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