Scheduled for release on December 19, 2025 , this update focuses exclusively on stability, addressing critical bugs and regression fixes to provide a "rock-solid" platform for organizations not yet ready to transition to the 4.x series.
The QGIS development team has also fixed numerous bugs and issues in this release, ensuring a more stable and reliable user experience. qgis december 2025 news
As December 2025 draws to a close, the QGIS news cycle offers no killer app, no acquisition by a tech giant, no dramatic rewrite in Rust. Instead, it offers something rarer: evidence of a project that has learned to age gracefully. It has survived the venture capital winter of 2023, the AI hype tsunami of 2024, and the climate-data deluge of 2025. The December news is not about what QGIS has become , but what it has refused to become: proprietary, brittle, or forgetful of its own history. In a world where digital cartography often serves surveillance or logistics, QGIS remains a tool for the curious amateur, the underfunded government scientist, and the student who cannot afford a license. The December 2025 update is, in the end, a love letter to that user. It says: The map is not the territory. But we will keep giving you better pencils. Scheduled for release on December 19, 2025 ,
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