Downloading and Launching Zwift
Follow these steps to download Zwift:Go to zwift.com/download.When the download page loads, hover over the appropriate platform and select Download.Launching ZwiftOnce you've downloaded Zwift, follow...
Launching Zwift for the First Time
The first time you launch Zwift you'll be taken through a series of options to set Zwift up for you. Follow these steps to get going:When the LICENSE AGREEMENT screen loads, review the agreement and...
Connecting Your Devices for Cycling
After launching Zwift, you'll make the choice to connect your power source (trainer/power meter) or speed sensor, then you can connect resistance, cadence, and if you have other compatible accessories...
Connecting a Heart Rate Monitor
Adding a heart rate (HR) monitor to your setup can help you decide when to increase or decrease your effort to achieve your desired results while you're training in Zwift. You can connect nearly any...
Getting Started in Zwift
When you sign into Zwift for the first time, you'll see a Get Started tile on the Home Screen. In this tile, you'll find five Get Started tasks that'll help you get the most out of your Zwift...
Installing a Cassette
Most direct drive trainers don't come with a cassette installed. Follow these instructions if you have a direct drive trainer and would like to install a cassette. Don't feel like installing the...
zPower
If you're using a wheel-on trainer that doesn't transmit data—often called a “classic trainer”—you'll need to add a power meter or a speed sensor to generate virtual watts in Zwift. Once you've paired...
Connecting a Speed Sensor
To pair a speed sensor, follow the steps below:Launch Zwift and sign in.Verify that your speed sensor is on by spinning the wheel it measures.In the PAIRED DEVICES screen, select SPEED SENSOR.Select...
Connecting a Power Meter
To connect a power meter, follow the steps below:If you have a direct drive trainer, follow these steps to connect your direct drive trainer and your power meter.Launch Zwift and sign in.Rotate the...
Connecting a Saris Trainer
Before you connect your Saris (previously known as CycleOps) trainer, visit the Saris page and complete their steps to set it up. After setting up your trainer, you’ve got a few options to connect to...
Connecting Elite Trainers
Our in-game trainer names are based on physical appearance and not model name—so there’s a good chance the name you see in-game won't match the model of your Elite trainer. To help you pick the right...
ANT+ FE-C Standard for Tacx Trainers
Tacx has adopted the ANT+ FE-C standard for their Smart line of trainers. This allows Zwift to control resistance on Tacx trainers and read wattage. You may need to update your trainner's software...
Connecting a Kinetic
Whether you have a Kinetic Smart Control Trainer or a Kinetic inRide, we've got you covered. Complete the appropriate steps below before connecting to Zwift:Kinetic Smart Control TrainerPrior to...
Connecting a Wattbike
Whether you have a Wattbike Pro or a Wattbike Atom, we've got you covered. Check out the connection steps below.Wattbike ProFor your Wattbike Pro to work with Zwift, it’ll need a Model B monitor that...
Pairing a Concept2 BikeErg PM5
Prior to pairing your Concept2 BikeErg to Zwift, we recommend you download the most up-to-date firmware. If your firmware is current or your PM5 is brand new, follow the steps here. If you're not sure...
Setting Your Manual Resistance Level
If your trainer has a manual resistance level, be sure to set it to the value indicated below. If you can’t remember this info, don’t worry, it’s also displayed in-game immediately after you pair your...
Incompatible Trainers
While we recommend using one of our compatible trainers for an optimal experience, it's possible to connect another trainer and still enjoy Zwift. If you have a smart trainer that uses ANT+ or BLE,...
Connecting a Wahoo KICKR Trainer or Bike to Zwift
Before connecting your Wahoo KICKR trainer or bike to Zwift, you’ll want to make sure your hardware is properly set up, calibrated, and has the most recent firmware. Check out the sections below for...