Godot build tool
Export your Godot game for Windows and Linux without hunting for templates or presets. Get a ZIP you can check file by file.
9 MB download · Windows and Linux · Free for commercial games
Starter Kit Match-3, a Godot Windows release built with frameDock. The game belongs to its authors.
Godot build in three steps
Open the project
frameDock reads project.godot and finds a compatible Godot 4 editor.
Get the templates
Missing export templates and presets are listed before the build starts.
Export
The build runs from an isolated copy and lands as a ZIP with a SHA-256 manifest.
What your project needs
- A Godot 4 editor compatible with the project version
- Matching export templates for the selected Windows or Linux target
- A saved target preset or the app-managed isolated export target; supported Godot cross-exports remain available
A 9 MB download. Your cores go to the engine.
21 MB app~270 MB memory in use~1% of one CPU core idle
Measured on build 2026.1.2, Windows 11, 12-core PC.
Starter Kit Match-3 (Godot), built with frameDock. The game belongs to its authors.
Godot questions
Do I need an export preset?
Use your saved preset, or let frameDock manage an isolated export target for the build.
Can I export Linux builds from Windows?
Yes. Godot cross-exports are supported, alongside native Windows and Linux builds.
Is it free for commercial games?
Yes. The Free plan has no revenue limit. Paid plans add sharing, build computers and team controls.
Does frameDock change my project?
No. Each build runs from an isolated copy, so your project folder stays exactly as it was.