Step7: From the left side navigation panel, select 'Maven' or 'Gradle' option. Step6: IntelliJ IDEA welcome screen will open. Click on the 'Start using IntelliJ IDEA'. This will allow users to develop Scala projects too.

Step5: In this section, install the Scala support. Skip this step and click on 'Next Featured plugins'. Step4: Next, the user will be asked to disable some default plugins (if required). In our tutorial, the default theme is selected, i.e., the Light one.

After selecting anyone, click on 'Next Default plugins'. Step3: After opening, the installer will provide two UI theme options: Click on the checkbox and then click the 'Continue' option. Step2: The JetBrains Privacy Policy will appear. This option is chosen because the user might be installing IntelliJ for the first time. Select 'Do not import settings' radio button. A dialog box will open asking to import settings from the previous installation. Step1: Open the IntelliJ IDEA from its shortcut. In this way, IntelliJ IDEA will get installed to the system. Step7: The IntelliJ IDEA will start installing to the system.Īfter installing the setup, click on Next, then Finish. Step6: Choose the start menu folder as 'JetBrains' (by default). This will associate the java files automatically with IntelliJ IDEA. If the user is working on a 64-bit machine, select accordingly. Step5: Choose an appropriate desktop shortcut. Step4: Choose an appropriate installation location. Click next and follow the installer instructions. Step3: After the security check, the setup will start loading. Step2: After downloading, move to the Download location, and start the installer. Step1: Download IntelliJ IDEA using the Jetbrains website or using the below link:ĭownload the Community edition because it is free as well as open-source edition.

Prerequisite: java8 should be installed on the system.įollow the below demonstrated steps to install IntelliJ IDEA on the system:

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