PowerShell 7.7.0 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesPowerShell is a command line shell and scripting language from Microsoft, built for automation and system administration. The Mac edition brings the same object based pipeline that Windows admins know, so commands pass structured data rather than plain text. It suits developers, IT staff and power users who want one scripting language that behaves the same on macOS, Windows and Linux.
Key Features
- An object based pipeline where commands hand structured data to the next step
- Hundreds of built in cmdlets for files, processes and system settings
- A full scripting language with functions, modules and error handling for automation
- Remote management tools for administering other machines from your Mac
- Access to a large gallery of community modules that add new commands
- Runs on macOS, Windows and Linux with the same core language and syntax
How to Download
- Use the download button on this page to get the Mac package, or Download from the official site.
- Install the package, then open Terminal or another terminal app on your Mac.
- Type pwsh to start PowerShell and try a simple command such as Get Date.
System Requirements
Microsoft lists macOS 14 and later among the supported operating systems for current PowerShell 7 releases.
FAQs
Is PowerShell free?
Yes. PowerShell is free and open source, and Microsoft publishes every release on its GitHub project page.
Does PowerShell replace Terminal on Mac?
No. PowerShell runs inside Terminal or another terminal app of your choice. It adds a new shell alongside the ones macOS already provides.
What is new in the 7.7 line?
PowerShell 7.7 is built on .NET 11 and focuses on security hardening and reliability across the engine, remoting and the interactive shell experience.
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