Airtable technical requirements

• Internet access

• For the best performance, we recommend using the latest versions of the browsers listed below, but in general, you will need: 

  • Chrome 80 or higher

  • Firefox 78 or higher

  • Safari 13.1 or higher

  • Edge 79 or higher

• JavaScript enabled

• Cookies enabled

• Internet access

• For iPhone and iPad: iOS 11+

• For Android: 7.0+

• Internet access

• OS X 10.12 or higher

• Mac with Intel processor or Apple silicon (via Rosetta)

• Download the Mac app here

• Internet access

• Windows 7 or newer

• 64-bit

• Download the Windows app here

In some cases, general Airtable access or access to certain Airtable features may be blocked by your organization’s network security settings. The list below only represents the static IP addresses that we are able to share publicly. Other features in Airtable such as webhook API pings, scripting actions in automations, and the scripting extension do not utilize static IPs. So, these features might still be affected by your organization’s network security settings even after allowlisting the IPs listed above.

We recommend that your organization allows the following IP addresses:

We recommend using tools like whatismybrowser.com to help confirm your current browser's version?

If your browser version is deprecated, you may not be able to access Airtable and will see a message like what's shown below: 

If you see a message similar to the one above, please update your browser to the latest version to continue using Airtable.com.

If your browser version notifies you it will be deprecated soon, you'll see a deprecation notice and date. 

While an unsupported browser may be able to load Airtable.com, we cannot guarantee Airtable compatibility and recommend using a supported browser instead.

Airtable is a cloud-based SaaS product, and we do not plan on offering an on-premise or self-hosted solution.

Offline access to Airtable is not supported, however, there are several options available for exporting your data to access it offline.

If you want to save your current Airtable records offline, you can export data from Airtable as CSV files. Keep in mind that you will need to export attachment files separately. Each table in your base will need to be downloaded as its own CSV.

Note

Exports do not include record-level comments, extension content, field descriptions, or base guide content.

And lastly, you can set up an API integration to periodically fetch your data and save it. You can find API documentation specific to your bases at airtable.com/api.