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OpenRefine: all versions and old releases

A free, open source power tool for working with messy data and improving it

OpenRefine Languages & SDKs #53 Languages & SDKs

5 versions of OpenRefine are listed here, from March 26, 2025 to the current 3.10.1. Each one links to the publisher’s own installer files.

2025: 3 3 25 2026: 2 2 26
VersionDateSizeFiles
3.10.1Latest March 4, 2026 — 64-bit EXE (Inno Setup)64-bit EXE (Inno Setup)
3.10.0 February 26, 2026 — 64-bit EXE (Inno Setup)64-bit EXE (Inno Setup)
Release notes
This is the first stable release of the 3.10 series. Please backup your workspace directory before installing and report any problems that you encounter.
The following webinar highlights many of the new features in this release: OpenRefine 3.10 presentation
See the release notes of 3.10-beta1 and 3.10-beta2 for a complete overview of the changes since OpenRefine 3.9. Since 3.10-beta2, the following improvements have been made:
- Fix flaky e2e arrow navigation test. Fixes #7648 by @tfmorris in #7649
3.9.5 September 2, 2025 — 64-bit EXE (Inno Setup)64-bit EXE (Inno Setup)
Release notes
This is the fifth stable release of the 3.9 series. Please backup your workspace directory before installing and report any problems that you encounter.
Changes
- Set custom user agent for Wikidata calls (#7412) by @tfmorris
- Update artifact publishing CI/CD workflows (#7401, #7402, #7410) by @tfmorris
Full changelog: https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/compare/3.9.3...3.9.5
3.9.3 April 17, 2025 — 64-bit EXE (Inno Setup)64-bit EXE (Inno Setup)
Release notes
This is the fourth stable release of the 3.9 series. Please backup your workspace directory before installing and report any problems that you encounter.
Changes
- Enable custom clustering for non-GREL expressions (#7243) by @b2m
- Identify syntax errors in Python expressions (#7217) by @SoryRawyer
- Include contextPath when returning a redirect response (#7244) by @SoryRawyer
- Fix deserialization of RowAdditionOperation (#7247) by @wetneb
Full changelog: https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/compare/3.9.2...3.9.3
3.9.2 March 26, 2025 — 64-bit EXE (Inno Setup)64-bit EXE (Inno Setup)
Release notes
This is the third stable release of the 3.9 series. Please backup your workspace directory before installing and report any problems that you encounter.
Changes
- Fixed (properly this time) a bug in French translation for the confirmation dialog about history erasure (#7143) by @wetneb
- Fix pagination controls and row range (#7211) by @SoryRawyer
- Increase maximum cell size when importing a CSV file (#7219) by @wetneb
- Fix the "Edit all columns" menu in the presence of undone operations (#7218) by @wetneb
Full Changelog: https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/releases/tag/3.9.2

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