How to Find GitLab Version: 1-Min Guide

How to Find GitLab Version

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May 12, 2026

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Use this interactive demo to learn how to check your GitLab version in just a few clicks.

Quick summary

You can find your GitLab version by navigating to the Help page after signing in — the version number is displayed at the top of that page. This quick process requires only your GitLab credentials and takes under a minute to complete.

Steps

Go to GitLab.com and sign in to your account.
Log in using your GitLab username or email and password.
Select the Help tab from the menu and click Help.
The GitLab version will be displayed at the top of the page.

📌 Why this matters

Knowing your exact GitLab version is essential for troubleshooting, planning upgrades, and ensuring compatibility with integrations and security patches. System administrators and DevOps teams often need to verify the installed GitLab version quickly to match documentation, confirm supported features, or audit their DevSecOps environment. This demo shows the fastest way to locate your GitLab version number directly within the platform — no command line or server access required. Whether you manage a self-hosted instance or use GitLab.com, checking your version takes under a minute using the built-in Help menu.

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