00:00In this online tutorial, I'm going to show you guys all how, as a beginner, you can download and use Claude for desktop

00:05So recently, Claude released this link where we have the download for desktop

00:10Now, if you want to download this for your desktop, of course, we have three options

00:13Number one is Windows, which is what I'm going to do since I have a standard Windows desktop PC

00:17Now, with the Windows arm64 option, you can only choose this one if you have a Windows PC with an ARM processor, for example, like some Surface devices or newer Windows laptops with ARM chips

00:30Most Windows PCs use the standard x86 sl64 processors

00:34So the regular Windows option is quite likely the right choice for your computer

00:39Of course, if you are on Mac OS, just download Mac OS

00:43For now, I'm going to do this on Windows, so all you can see, I've just clicked the download button

00:48Now I'm just waiting for it to download

00:49Now you can see I've got the Claude setup here, so I'm going to double click this

00:52Then, now of course, you can see that this Claude popup has popped up

00:55I'm just going to reject all cookies, it's completely up to you, and of course here, you can sign in, so you can sign in with Google or sign in with your account

01:04Then, of course, once you're signed in, just click

01:05This button here that says "Open Claude," and you can see right here that it looks really simple

01:11You can now instantly use Claude, and you're able to instantly get all the details that you want to need

01:15Now, once Claude is installed for your desktop, there's actually something really cool that they added

01:20So you can see at the top here, it says "Claude is control, alt, and space," and this is basically where you have a small shortcut that allows you to use Claude expedited, in a way that is really nice and intuitive whenever you need to search something

01:33So for example, let's say I was on Twitter and I wanted to quickly ask Claude something

01:37So I saw this tweet from David Shapiro, and he's talking about, he asked Claude if it could meditate, the first reply being boilerplate

01:44So if I want to quickly access Claude without switching tabs and doing too much, I can just click Control Alt space, then I've got Claude instantly popped up on my desktop, which is really amazing

01:54Then of course, I can say, "Can you meditate?" and I can immediately get into a chat with Claude, and this is something that's just really snappy, really effective for those of you that want to work quicker with Claude, so they basically have a shortcut that allows you to move really quickly

02:08And engage in the application instantly, as always

02:09If you do want to use Claude and have it down at the taskbar, don't forget to pin it to the taskbar so it appears at the bottom of your screen, and you're going to be able to use it every single time really quickly.