Installing Chromaport
In this article, you’ll learn how to install and configure the Chromaport app on Windows, Android, macOS and Linux.
Before installing Chromaport, make sure your device is meeting hardware and software requirements.
In this article:
Installing Chromaport on Windows
Installing Chromaport on Android
Installing Chromaport on macOS
Installing Chromaport on Linux
Installing Chromaport on Windows
In this section, you’ll learn how to install and configure the Chromaport app on a computer running Microsoft Windows.
Requirements
Chromaport is available for Windows 10 or newer. Check our hardware and software requirements for more information.
Installation
Download the Windows installer from Chromaport Downloads
Find the installer in your downloads folder and double click the installer to launch it.

Click ‘Next’ to continue

Select your preferred install type and click 'Next'
Standard installation
The app starts only after you log in to your Windows account. This option is easier to set up and works well for everyday use, but you won’t be able to view or control the computer at the login or lock screen stage.
Install as a Service
The app runs in the background as soon as the computer starts, even before you log in. This allows you to remotely access the device at any time, including viewing and interacting with the Windows login and lock screen.

Chromaport will start installing the app.
Once finished, click ‘Finish’ to launch the Chromaport app.

Chromaport is now installed.

For further steps and login instructions, check the following article: ’Create an account’ or ‘Sign in to your account’.
Installing Chromaport on Android
In this section, you’ll learn how to install and configure the Chromaport app on a device running Android (phone or tablet).
Requirements
Chromaport is available for Android 7.0 or newer. Check our hardware and software requirements for more information.
Installation
- Open the Google Play Store
- Search for Chromaport
- Tap Install
Installing Chromaport on macOS
Coming soon
Installing Chromaport on Linux
Coming soon