QGIS 4.0 is out. After years of work by hundreds of volunteers and organisations around the world (migrating to Qt6, reworking the codebase, shipping over 100 new features on top) we have a platform that will serve the community for the next decade. That’s worth celebrating.
It’s also a good moment to be honest about what it takes to keep a project like this healthy, and to ask for your help.
It is with great pleasure that we would like to welcome COSS as our latest flagship sustaining member! The COSS… Read more Welcoming our latest flagship sustaining member – COSS
Dear QGIS Community, We are very pleased to announce that this year’s round of grants is now available. The call… Read more QGIS Grants #11: Call for Grant Proposals 2026
With the QGIS Grant Programme 2025, we were able to support 6 enhancement proposals that improve the QGIS project. The… Read more Reports from the winning grant proposals 2025
The wait is over! We are pleased to announce the new major release of QGIS 4.0. Installers for Windows, Linux, and… Read more QGIS 4.0 Norrköping is released!
📅 Call for Papers The call for papers is now open! We welcome proposals for talks and workshops from all… Read more Call for contributions: QGIS User Conference & Contributor Meeting 2026
It’s our pleasure to share our first Documentation and Infrastructure Report with highlights ranging across documentation, web infrastructure, and community-facing… Read more Documentation and Infrastructure Report 2025
We are happy to announce that the QGIS User Conference 2026 will take place on 5–6 October 2026 in Laax,… Read more QGIS User Conference 2026 in LAAX
We’re happy to announce that the next QGIS User Conference will take place in Switzerland in October 2026. Please mark… Read more Save the date: QGIS User Conference 2026🇨🇭
Meet Hefni Azzahra – our new QGIS documentation writer, joining us from Indonesia! Hefni holds a Bachelor’s degree in Geodetic… Read more New QGIS documentation writer
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