How To Install ExoPanda

Video Walkthrough

To install ExoPanda safely, only ever download it from one place: exopanda.com. Click Download Now on the homepage or downloads page to grab the latest installer.

Both the installer and the main app are digitally signed and have public VirusTotal scan reports linked from the downloads page — click them if you want to verify before running.

Open the file you just downloaded. The installer is small — click Install and it'll pull down the latest version of ExoPanda automatically. When it finishes, click Finish.

That last step does two things: it launches ExoPanda for the first time, and it creates a desktop shortcut so future launches are one click away.

When ExoPanda opens, you'll see the main UI with the icon already loaded. You may also see a small Beta tag — that's normal during the current rollout and will be removed once we exit beta.

From here you can click into any of the supported games to configure a macro, or jump straight into Roblox — ExoPanda will detect the game automatically.

This isn't an install step, but it matters. ExoPanda's macros only work when your Roblox install is on the current live version. If something doesn't seem to launch correctly after install, the very first thing to check is whether Roblox is up to date.

The simplest way to keep Roblox current is to turn on the ExoPanda bootstrapper inside the app — it handles the launch for you and pins Roblox to the live build automatically. If you ever see ERR-OFFSET, that's the same root cause — see the ERR-OFFSET fix guide.

What To Do Once Installed

Now that you've finished the install, the next step is learning the actual UI — hotkeys, the ExoTask record/replay system, debug logs, and how to start a macro in-game. That's covered in the companion guide: How To Use The ExoPanda Macro System →