iOS 27iPhone
Latest beta
27.2 beta 4
Public release27.0.124A446



Updated Oct 13, 2026
How to install the free iOS 27 beta, which iPhones can run it, and every iOS 27 and iOS 26 restore file straight from Apple — tracked build by build since WWDC 26.
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Newest betaiOS 27.2 beta 424B5110a · Oct 13Public releaseiOS 27.0.1Betas, release candidates and public releases for 64 devices — every file served by Apple and checked before it's listed.
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The newest beta and public release of each Apple platform, updated as Apple ships.
Latest beta
27.2 beta 4
Public release27.0.124A446







Every iOS 27 build Apple has released since WWDC 26, oldest to newest.
24A5355q24A5370h24A5380h24A5390f24A5408d24A5418b24A5424a24A5430a24A43524A43724B5084k24B5089g24A44624B5099f24B5110aYes, if it runs iOS 26 — Apple dropped no iPhone this year. 33 models, back to the iPhone 11 and iPhone SE (2nd generation).
Not sure which one you have? Open Settings → General → About and look at Model Name.

iPhone 18 Pro Max
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No iOS 27: iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR and every older iPhone.
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Yes. Both the developer beta and the public beta are free. Since 2023 any Apple Account can turn on developer betas — sign in once in the Apple Developer app, or enroll at beta.apple.com for the public beta. There is no profile to download and nothing to pay.
The newest build is iOS 27.2 beta 4 (24B5110a), released Oct 13, 2026. The current public release is iOS 27.0.1 (24A446). The release history above lists every build since WWDC 26.
Every iPhone that ran iOS 26 — from the iPhone 11 Pro Max up to the newest models, including iPhone SE (2nd and 3rd generation). Apple Intelligence features need an iPhone 15 Pro or newer. See the full compatibility list.
Back up your iPhone, sign in to the Apple Developer app (or enroll at beta.apple.com), then open Settings → General → Software Update → Beta Updates and choose iOS 27. Our step-by-step install guide walks through every screen.
Use the IPSW download center: pick your device and you get every iOS 27 beta, RC and public release file, linked straight to Apple's servers, with its signing status and SHA-256 checksum.
Yes, while Apple still signs an iOS 26 build. Right now that is iOS 26.6.1 RC (23G82) for supported iPhones. Restore it from a computer, then restore the backup you made before installing the beta. Full downgrade guide.
Later betas are usually stable for everyday use, but banking, work and car apps are the usual casualties. Make an archived backup first so you can always go back, and avoid the beta on a phone you can't afford to troubleshoot.
Go to Settings → General → Software Update → Beta Updates and choose Off. Your iPhone stays on its current build and moves to the next public release once Apple ships one with a higher version number.