Apple Firmware Database

iOS Firmware by Version

Browse iOS firmware by version number. See which devices support each version, check signing status, and download IPSW files directly from Apple.

All iOS Version
Live Signing Status
All iPhone & iPad
— Compatible Devices
Firmware Browser

Browse firmware by
iOS version.

ios_firmware_browser — live apple signing database

Enter any iOS version to see all compatible devices, signing status, and download links. Data is fetched live from Apple's TSS servers.

Try: 18.0.1  ·  17.5.1  ·  16.7.10  ·  15.8.3

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Device Identifier Build Status Released Size Actions
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How to Use

Find iOS firmware
in seconds.

01
Enter iOS Version

Type a version number like 18.0.1 into the input above and click search.

02
Review Signing Status

See a table of all devices that support this version. Signed means Apple still accepts restores; Unsigned means restores are blocked.

03
Download IPSW

Click the download button to get the firmware file directly. Use the "Info" button to view checksums and verify your download.

04
Plan Your Restore

If signed, restore immediately via iTunes/Finder. If unsigned, you may need saved SHSH2 blobs and a compatible exploit.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Everything you need to know about iOS firmware versions and signing status.

Apple signs firmware on a per-device basis, not per-version globally. A version may remain signed for newer devices while being unsigned for older ones, especially after a device reaches end-of-life or if a security patch only applies to certain chips.
The table above shows the build ID for each device. You can also look up build IDs on ipsw.me or check your device's "About" screen (Settings → General → About → tap the version number to reveal the build).
Not through normal means. Apple's TSS server must cryptographically sign the restore. However, if you saved SHSH2 blobs while the version was signed AND your device is compatible with a bootrom exploit (like checkm8 on A5–A11), you may restore with futurerestore.
Go to Settings → General → About. Tap the "Model Number" field to toggle between the marketing number and the hardware model identifier (e.g., iPhone17,2). You can also find it in iTunes/Finder under device information.