IPSW · iOS
iOS 16.5 beta 2 IPSW Download (20F5039e)
Build 20F5039e, released April 11, 2023 — restore images for 27 iPhones, straight from Apple's servers.
Choose your iPhone
27 devices. Each row is one file on Apple's CDN.
iPhone14,8 6.75 GBiPhone14,8_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 22496944652817393830986fd076d3f5db83c76142f6dfe4a42f5ec56d7b4f48
iPhone14,7 6.75 GBiPhone14,7_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 d18ad04eb46ac1d7f2aff9c5f6a9e2da065283c11a1b8222fe256e59f8f6c86c
iPhone15,2 6.87 GBiPhone15,2_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 50623b16f9ef739f9ef9e05a80385b025e7a55cadb2a0bdc4f3407065b306cce
iPhone15,3 6.88 GBiPhone15,3_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 3cc1d7f62b47cb8d84d1eda465d1b3afdd2d3fd126c6b3727d42ae6a3cf353ae
iPhone14,6 6.53 GBiPhone14,6_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 c2b0ba72525ca38922458b2a19a974687602909f0f5c46c0f45470ed5b6b7c8c
iPhone14,5 6.72 GBiPhone14,5_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 5fd4158c3698ede978ee4e07b23a3bd14e8c6ef0408e91d5e9e8f170763ce692
iPhone14,4 6.74 GBiPhone14,4_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 a6fa0ab2842d0d08e1c8110fef5fc839271a484eb67ece31fc193cd7c77cf5cf
iPhone14,2 6.83 GBiPhone14,2_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 fb499abef11653b0c797a6b55eccc5d3454b550ed6dcba6b6e99460d54003c8c
iPhone14,3 6.83 GBiPhone14,3_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 9b6f1ea9dcbcd7fcd38c4cbc90a1cdec7d435067a7c369321e7a7edbe6bc74ee
iPhone13,1 6.66 GBiPhone13,1_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 b160cbf0a9f6cea00325ec909dec3032cf4af146e8b00a2f6d7b13d4ee407d13
iPhone13,4 6.78 GBiPhone13,4_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 ef46d6de69c9d084b2d15a557379fbc74e4a00a50af1871870c9135c583eff54
iPhone13,2 6.83 GBiPhone13,2,iPhone13,3_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 50931aaba5ae8b60311e92c45fc73cddd797c9d02d880a8f459c2a602dccaae4
iPhone13,3 6.83 GBiPhone13,2,iPhone13,3_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 50931aaba5ae8b60311e92c45fc73cddd797c9d02d880a8f459c2a602dccaae4
iPhone12,8 6.37 GBiPhone12,8_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 59305d23cf2b62b452227f21fee6c3e3b61a92253fb1a54b492a5503a65c9636
iPhone12,1 6.40 GBiPhone12,1_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 190185ab7f14a95e73b1d31ce5e3eb6bee7c13606b11584e88b043738a3c3f89
iPhone12,3 6.52 GBiPhone12,3,iPhone12,5_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 aebee72463527969b46565eafa345f9595cc89abfa6550f584014ac0d047e629
iPhone12,5 6.52 GBiPhone12,3,iPhone12,5_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 aebee72463527969b46565eafa345f9595cc89abfa6550f584014ac0d047e629
iPhone11,8 6.47 GBiPhone11,8_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 9d439c1739a7ec0fb8c856129a3c3b33d491ab4844b6feb4929012a817ba1080
iPhone11,2 6.63 GBiPhone11,2,iPhone11,4,iPhone11,6_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 8475f0fc63eebb8eb0deec4789965d673f54f586de72c733b6d562feb952f2de
iPhone11,6 6.63 GBiPhone11,2,iPhone11,4,iPhone11,6_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 8475f0fc63eebb8eb0deec4789965d673f54f586de72c733b6d562feb952f2de
iPhone11,4 6.63 GBiPhone11,2,iPhone11,4,iPhone11,6_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 8475f0fc63eebb8eb0deec4789965d673f54f586de72c733b6d562feb952f2de
iPhone10,3 6.15 GBiPhone10,3,iPhone10,6_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 de127621d0c26f13b29de60ce077a6fd7f228b59562763a12e148a0707eb9802
iPhone10,6 6.15 GBiPhone10,3,iPhone10,6_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 de127621d0c26f13b29de60ce077a6fd7f228b59562763a12e148a0707eb9802
iPhone10,1 6.02 GBiPhone_4.7_P3_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 cea1ff842bb74e0aefe63e523e44cf374a575e6e5cf34fe418ea44f0f444b2e9
iPhone10,4 6.02 GBiPhone_4.7_P3_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 cea1ff842bb74e0aefe63e523e44cf374a575e6e5cf34fe418ea44f0f444b2e9
iPhone10,2 6.14 GBiPhone_5.5_P3_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 71c84888b72898e662afa7f4a224b7aa37d37e6bc70384f64044a9303b272b92
iPhone10,5 6.14 GBiPhone_5.5_P3_16.5_20F5039e_Restore.ipsw SHA-256 71c84888b72898e662afa7f4a224b7aa37d37e6bc70384f64044a9303b272b92 No device matches.
20F5039eHow to install iOS 16.5 beta 2 from the IPSW
Four steps, and the one that matters most is the first.
Back up first
A restore erases the device. Make an archived backup in Finder or the Apple Devices app — an iCloud backup taken on a newer version cannot be restored onto an older one. Our backup guide covers the difference.
Get the file for your exact model
Check Settings → General → About → Model Name, then download the IPSW for that device. The download shows the file size; compare it with the SHA-256 under Details if you want to be certain the file is intact.
Restore in Finder or Apple Devices
Connect with a cable, select the device, then hold Option (Mac) or Shift (Windows) and click Restore to choose the .ipsw. Update keeps your data but only works upward; Restore erases and is how you downgrade.
Set up or restore your backup
After the restore the device starts fresh. Restore the backup you made — only if it came from the same or an older version than the one you just installed.
Questions? Answers.
Can I restore iOS 16.5 beta 2 today?
Not at the moment — Apple has stopped signing 20F5039e, so a restore will be rejected at the final step. The files remain here for reference and for signed re-releases.
Which is the right file for my device?
Match the identifier in Settings → General → About (or under the model's name here) against the one on each row. Wi-Fi and Cellular iPads share a file; different generations never do. Restoring the wrong device's IPSW simply fails — it cannot damage the device.
What does "signed" mean?
Apple's servers must approve a firmware before a device will accept it, and Apple only approves the builds it is currently shipping. A signed file can be restored today; an unsigned one is rejected at the end of the process, however you obtained it. Signing status changes without notice, usually within days of a newer release, which is why this catalogue rechecks it automatically.
Will I lose my data?
A Restore erases the device — that is what makes a downgrade possible. An Update with an IPSW keeps your data, but only when moving to a newer version. Either way, make an archived backup on a computer first; an iCloud backup taken on a newer version will not restore onto an older one.