Getting Started with Unity

Follow these steps to install Unity Editor and create your first Unity Project.

Install Unity Hub

1. Download Unity Hub from the Unity Download Page.
2. Run the installer and follow the prompts to complete installation.
3. Launch Unity Hub after installation.

Set Up a Unity Account

1. Sign in with your Unity Account, or create one if you don’t have one yet.

Install the Unity Editor

1. In Unity Hub, open the Installs tab on the left sidebar.
2. Click Install Editor in the top-right corner.
3. Choose the latest LTS (Long Term Support) version — these are the most stable releases.
4. Add the required Build Support Modules based on your target platform(s):

Platform	Required Modules
Android	Android Build Support, OpenJDK, Android SDK & NDK Tools
iOS	iOS Build Support
macOS	Mac Build Support (Mono)
Web	WebGL Build Support
Windows	Windows Build Support (IL2CPP)

Tip: You can add or remove modules later from the Installs tab.

Create a Unity Project

1. Switch to the Projects tab in Unity Hub.
2. Click + New Project.
3. Configure the project:
   • Unity Version: Choose the version you installed (usually the latest LTS).
   • Template: Select a template that fits your needs (e.g., 3D, 2D, URP).
   • Project Name: Enter a clear, descriptive name.
   • Location: Choose where to save the project files.
4. Click Create Project to generate your workspace.
5. Unity will set up the project and open the Editor for you to begin development.

Related Concepts

• Uses: Unity Account
• Uses: Unity Editor
• Uses: Unity Hub
• Creates: Unity Project