(command-juju-download)=
# `juju download`
> See also: [info](#info), [find](#find)

## Summary
Locates and then downloads a CharmHub charm.

## Usage
```juju download [options] [options] <charm>```

### Options
| Flag | Default | Usage |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `--arch` | all | specify an arch &lt;all&#x7c;amd64&#x7c;arm64&#x7c;ppc64el&#x7c;riscv64&#x7c;s390x&gt; |
| `--base` |  | specify a base |
| `--channel` |  | specify a channel to use instead of the default release |
| `--charmhub-url` | https://api.charmhub.io | specify the Charmhub URL for querying the store |
| `--filepath` |  | filepath location of the charm to download to |
| `--no-progress` | false | disable the progress bar |
| `--resources` | false | download the resources associated with the charm (will be DEPRECATED and default behaviour in 4.0) |
| `--revision` | -1 | specify a revision of the charm to download |

## Examples

    juju download postgresql
    juju download postgresql --no-progress - > postgresql.charm


## Details

Download a charm to the current directory from the CharmHub store
by a specified name. Downloading for a specific base can be done via
--base. --base can be specified using the OS name and the version of
the OS, separated by @. For example, --base ubuntu@22.04.

By default, the latest revision in the default channel will be
downloaded. To download the latest revision from another channel,
use --channel. To download a specific revision, use --revision,
which cannot be used together with --arch, --base or --channel.

Adding a hyphen as the second argument allows the download to be piped
to stdout.