To install and run Flutter on the Windows system, you need first to meet these requirements for your development environment.

Minimum System Requirements

  • Operating Systems: Windows 7 SP1 or later (64-bit)
  • Disk Space: At least 400 MB.
  • Tools: Flutter depends on these tools being available in your environment.
  • Windows PowerShell 5.0 or newer (this is pre-installed with Windows 10).

There are two way to setup flutter in your window 10.

 Git Installations

2.      Flutter SDK Installations

Install Git

Step 1: To download Git click here.

Step 2: For the installation to be finished, run the.exe file. Verify that you choose the suggested choice during installation.

    use this commond on command terminal.

     C:\src>git clone https://github.com/flutter/flutter.git -b stable

Install the Flutter SDK

Step 1: Download the Windows version of the Flutter Software Development Kit. To download Flutter SDK, go to its official website and click on the Get started button. The following page will appear.


Step 2: Next, Click on the Windows icon button to continue downloading the most recent Flutter SDK. The SDK download link may be found here. The following page will appear.


Step 3: When your download is complete, extract the zip file and place it in the desired installation folder or location, for example, D: /Flutter.

Step 4: To run the Flutter command in regular windows console, you need to update the system path to include the flutter bin directory. The following steps are required to do this:


Step 4.1: Go to MyComputer properties -> advanced tab -> environment variables. You will get the following screen.


Step 4.2: Now, select path -> click on edit. The following screen appears.


Step 4.3: In the above window, click on New->write path of Flutter bin folder in variable value -> ok -> ok -> ok.

Step 5: Now, run the $ flutter doctor command. This command checks for all the requirements of Flutter app development and displays a report of the status of your Flutter installation.

1.      $ flutter doctor  -v or   $ flutter doctor 

Step 6: When you run the above command, it will analyze the system and show its report, as shown in the below image. Here, you will find the details of all missing tools, which required to run Flutter as well as the development tools that are available but not connected with the device.

Step 7: Install the Android SDK. If the flutter doctor command does not find the Android SDK tool in your system, then you need first to install the Android Studio IDE. To install Android Studio IDE, do the following steps.

Step 7.1: Download the latest Android Studio executable or zip file from the official site.

Step 7.2: When the download is complete, open the .exe file and run it. You will get the following dialog box.



Step 7.3: Follow the steps of the installation wizard. Once the installation wizard completes, you will get the following screen.


Step 7.4: In the above screen, click Next-> Finish. Once the Finish button is clicked, you need to choose the 'Don't import Settings option’ and click OK. It will start the Android Studio.


Step 7.5: In the below screen, click Tools ->. After that click SDK Manager->.


Step 7.6:  Follow the below screen and select all the name which are selected in it.


Step 7.7:  Follow the below screen and select all the name which are selected in it.


Step 8: Next, you need to set up an Android emulator. It is responsible for running and testing the Flutter application.

Step 8.1: To set an Android emulator, go to Android Studio > Tools > Android > AVD Manager and select Create Virtual Device. Or, go to Help->Find Action->Type Emulator in the search box. You will get the following screen.


Step 8.2: Choose your device definition and click on Next.

Step 8.3: Select the system image for the latest Android version and click on Next.

Step 8.4: Now, verify the all AVD configuration. If it is correct, click on Finish. The following screen appears.


Step 8.5: Last, click on the icon pointed into the red color rectangle. The Android emulator displayed as below screen.

Step 9: Install the Dart and Flutter plugins now to start developing Flutter applications in Android Studio. These add-ons offer a template for building Flutter applications and the ability to launch and debug them directly from Android Studio. Install these plugins by doing the below instructions.

Step 9.1: Open the Android Studio and then go to File->Settings->Plugins.

Step 9.2: Search the Flutter plugin right now. Choose the Flutter plugin and click install if it is found. When you click "install," a popup similar to the one below will prompt you to install the Dart plugin. Select "yes" to continue.

Step 9.3: Restart the Android Studio.