FlutterFlow can publish projects as web applications in addition to its mobile targets. Once web support is enabled, the project can be deployed to a flutterflow.app URL or custom domain and used as the source for a ToDesktop app.

This lets teams reuse a visual FlutterFlow project for a conventional desktop installer while keeping web, mobile, and desktop experiences aligned.

Turn a FlutterFlow web app into a desktop app

1. Enable web support and review every screen at desktop breakpoints.
2. Resolve web-specific issues, then publish the project from FlutterFlow's Web Publishing settings.
3. Test the live URL in a normal desktop browser, including authentication, file selection, and third-party integrations.
4. Create a Simple Window project in ToDesktop Builder and enter the published or custom-domain URL.
5. Configure the application icon, window size, links, signing, and release settings.

FlutterFlow projects designed only for mobile often need layout work before they feel natural on a large resizable window. Pay particular attention to navigation width, hover states, keyboard access, and empty space.

Good FlutterFlow desktop use cases

• Multi-platform business applications.
• Field-service or operations tools also used from a desk.
• Customer portals with shared mobile and desktop workflows.
• Data-entry applications that benefit from a keyboard and larger display.

Where FlutterFlow exposes the generated code, you can extend the web target with ToDesktop APIs. Test web plugin support carefully because a mobile-only Flutter package may not have browser-compatible behavior.