> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://developers.raycast.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://developers.raycast.com/basics/install-an-extension.md).

# Install an Extension

All published extensions are discoverable in the Raycast Store. Use the [web interface](https://raycast.com/store) or the Store command to find what you're looking for.

## In-app Store

The easiest way to discover extensions is the in-app store. Open the Store command in Raycast and search for an extension. Press `⌘` `↵` to install the selected extension or press `↵` to see more details about it.

![Store in Raycast](/files/Cq7RQDKGnl5F8v2F955Y)

## Web Store

Alternatively, you can use our [web store](https://raycast.com/store). Press `⌘` `K` to open the command palette, search for an extension and open it.

![Web Store](/files/7WE8frDnqzvxWoVubMyD)

Then press the Install Extension button in the top right corner and follow the steps in Raycast.

![Install extension from the Web Store](/files/9mBotTdFZHKtMOJcL8b0)

## Use installed extensions

After an extension is installed, you can search for its commands in the root search. The extension can be further configured in the Extensions preferences tab.


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