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ISO Maker: Create ISO from Folders on Mac

Turn a folder of files into one ISO image on your Mac, using a simple file list and Make ISO button.

Available on the Mac App Store.

Official ISO Maker screenshot: source files in the Mac file list and the Make ISO button.
Official Mac App Store screenshot · File list and Make ISO (English interface).
OVERVIEW

A closer look.

ISO Maker creates an ISO image from a folder on your Mac. It is designed for collecting a folder’s files into one image for archiving or moving to another computer.

The official workflow is to add or drag a source folder into the file list, then click Make ISO. The screenshots below show the official Mac interface, creation progress and an example image alongside its mounted volume. They are App Store materials, not an independent operation test.

The published version is 2.0, updated 9 August 2022. Apple lists macOS 10.9 or later and an English interface. The release notes mention Apple M1/M2 optimization; this is not a new compatibility test of current macOS releases.

Interface languages

English, as listed by Apple. This Chinese website translation does not indicate a Chinese app interface.

Download and related tools

View on the Mac App Store

Browse Mac apps · All apps

Screenshots

Official ISO Maker screenshot: source files in the Mac file list and the Make ISO button.
Official Mac App Store screenshot · File list and Make ISO (English interface).
Official ISO Maker screenshot: ISO image creation progress.
Official Mac App Store screenshot · ISO creation progress (English interface).
Official ISO Maker screenshot: an ISO image and its mounted volume on the Mac desktop.
Official Mac App Store screenshot · Image and mounted volume example (English interface).

Core features

  • Create an ISO image from a source folder, as described by the developer.
  • Add a source folder or drag and drop it into the file list.
  • Start image creation with the Make ISO button.
  • Keep folder contents in one ISO file for archiving or transfer.

How it works

Official workflow, not independently tested: prepare a source folder containing the files you want to include; add or drag it into ISO Maker’s file list; click Make ISO and follow the app’s save prompts. Official screenshots show creation progress and an ISO image beside a mounted volume. Before relying on an image, open it on your intended Mac and check its contents.

Platforms, downloads & licensing

Mac

Version
2.0
Updated
2022-08-09
System requirements
Apple lists macOS 10.9 or later. Version2.0 release notes mention Apple M1/M2 optimization. Compatibility with each current macOS release has not been independently tested here.
Platform-specific features
Official workflow: add or drag a source folder, then use Make ISO to create an image.
Price & license
Paid Mac App Store download. Checked 19 October 2026: US$2.99 in the US; ¥22 in China. Current price and purchase terms depend on Apple and your region.
Free tier limits
No free trial or detailed usage/license policy has been confirmed. Do not infer unlimited sizes, lifetime upgrades or subscription terms from the listed purchase price.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make an ISO from a folder?

The official description says to add or drag the source folder into the file list and click Make ISO. This page documents that workflow without claiming a new operation test.

Is the interface available in Chinese?

Apple currently lists English only. Chinese website and proposed store copy are translations of product information, not additional interface languages.

Can it create a bootable USB installer?

Bootable USB creation is not established by the verified product description. Creating an ISO from a folder does not by itself establish that the image is bootable.

What is the maximum file or image size?

A reliable size limit has not been verified. Individual user reviews are not treated as a confirmed product limit; check your intended files before relying on the app.

Has it been tested on the latest macOS?

Not in this website update. The official minimum is macOS10.9, and version2.0 is dated9 August2022. Its minimum requirement does not establish testing on every later release.

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