Install WLED binary

What binary should I use?

I would recommend to always use the latest release. Please use the following binary for these boards respectively:

| Binary Name | For devices | | === | === | | WLED_0.x.x_ESP8266.bin | NodeMCU, Wemos D1 mini, ESP-12, all ESP8266 with 4Mb flash. Recommended. | WLED_0.x.x_ESP32.bin | All ESP32 devices (try this if the WLED-AP doesn't appear after flashing) | | WLED_0.x.x_ESP8266_1M_ota.bin | ESP-01 (black PCB), most Sonoff devices, ESP8265, all ESP8266 with 1Mb flash. This binary has some interfaces disabled (Alexa, Blynk, Hue sync, Infrared) in order for wireless updates to continue working. | | WLED_0.x.x_ESP8266_1M_full.bin | ESP-01 (black PCB), most Sonoff devices, ESP8265, all ESP8266 with 1Mb flash. This binary has the full feature set, but wireless updates will not work. | | WLED_0.x.x_ESP8266_512k.bin | ESP-01 (blue PCB), older Sonoff devices, all ESP8266 with 512k flash. Interfaces (Alexa, Blynk, Hue sync, Infrared) disabled, no OTA. Support will not be possible in future versions. | WLED_0.x.x_ESP8266_ledpinY.bin | Custom build for 4Mb flash ESP8266 and WS2812b. LED pin is changed (default is GPIO2). LED pin 4 is useful for the QuinLed Dig Uno board. | | WLED_0.x.x_ESP8266_apa102.bin | Custom build for 4Mb flash ESP8266 and APA102 LEDs (clock pin GPIO0, data GPIO2). | WLED_0.x.x_ESP8266_ws2801.bin | Custom build for 4Mb flash ESP8266 and WS2801 LEDs (clock pin GPIO0, data GPIO2). | WLED_0.x.x_ESP32_ledpinY.bin | Custom build for ESP32 and WS2812b. LED pin is changed (default is GPIO2). LED pin 16 is useful for the QuinLed Dig Uno board. |