Official PS4 System Updates
A complete archive of official PS4 system firmware files in PUP format, sorted from newest to oldest with a direct download link for every version.
Guide to Update Your PS4 System
Download the PUP file you need and copy it to a USB drive (FAT32/exFAT), inside a PS4/UPDATE folder named PS4UPDATE.PUP, then boot the console into Safe Mode and select "Update System Software".
Tip 1: If your console is jailbroken, always stay on the oldest version that supports your exploit, and never update via network directly from console settings, as it may permanently remove your jailbreak.
Tip 2: Check your console's current firmware version before picking an update to avoid compatibility issues.
System Updates Archive 104
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Update 13.02
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Recovery Firmwares Archive 87
Showing 87 recovery files
Recovery 13.02
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What is Recovery? A Recovery file is a full system image used to repair a corrupted system or perform a complete fresh reinstall — not for routine updates. It's usually larger than the regular update file for the same version.
Note: The "System Updates Archive" above contains regular official PUP files for manual USB or server-based updates, while the "Recovery Archive" is only for repairing your console or doing a full system reinstall. Check your current firmware version before picking a file to avoid compatibility issues.
Warning: If your console is jailbroken, it's best to stay on an older version that supports the exploit to keep your console modded. Avoid updating directly from console settings via network (Update via Network), as it automatically fetches the latest official version and may permanently remove your jailbreak. Always use the manual USB method and pick the exact version you need from the archives above, and only use Recovery files when you actually need to repair your console.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a PUP file?
A PUP file is Sony's official PS4 system software update package. It's used to manually install or update the system firmware via USB (Storage) or a PC network server (Network Update), as an alternative to updating directly from console settings.
Are these updates safe for my console?
Yes — these are the same official update files distributed by Sony, mirrored on alternative hosts to make them easier to reach when the built-in update fails or is unavailable.
How do I install an update via USB?
Create a folder named PS4 on a USB drive (FAT32/exFAT), then an UPDATE folder inside it, and place the PUP file inside named PS4UPDATE.PUP. Boot the console into Safe Mode and select "Update System Software".
What's the difference between these updates and Recovery firmware?
Updates in the "System Updates Archive" are regular updates installed on top of an existing OS. Files in the "Recovery Archive" below are a full system image used to repair or fully reinstall the OS from scratch, and are usually larger and not needed for a routine update.
Can I downgrade to an older version?
Sony does not officially support downgrading an already-updated console. This archive exists for reference, or for consoles on old firmware that need to update gradually.
Which version should I choose?
If your console isn't jailbroken and you don't plan to jailbreak it, the latest version is fine. But if it's already jailbroken or you plan to jailbreak it later, pick the oldest version that supports your exploit and stay on it — and never update from console settings via network, since that fetches the latest official firmware automatically and removes your jailbreak.