If you want to automate deployment of Unity in an organization, you can install the Editor from the command line. Installing Unity on Windows from the command line Some users, such as those wishing to automate deployment of Unity in an organization, may prefer to install from the command line. The components are normal installer executable programs and packages, so you may find it simpler to use the installer, especially if you are a new Unity user. If you prefer, you can download and install all of the components separately, without using the Unity installer. Installing Unity without the Unity installer Note: On PC there is also an extra option for Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2017. Unity installer (leave the default selected components if you’re not sure which to choose) If you’re not sure which components you want to install, leave the default selections, click Continue, and follow the installer’s instructions.

The Unity installer is a small executable program (approximately 1 MB in size) that lets you select which components of the Unity Editor you want to download and install. On the Unity download page, choose your desired version of the Unity Installer. The Unity download page presents you with the following options: Unity Download page options

If you require a Unity Plus or Pro license, you first need to confirm details for the license (number of seats, payment plan etc.).

This page gives you Unity Installer download links for both the latest full release version of Unity as well as the current Beta. Download and install the Unity Editor from the Unity download page.

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