UTM Virtual Machines 5.0.8

UTM brings full operating system virtualization and emulation to your Mac, letting you run Windows® 11, Ubuntu®, or macOS alongside your existing setup with near native performance. Older systems such as Windows® 7 and Windows® XP run as well, using emulation for broad compatibility. Everything happens inside a secure, sandboxed environment powered by the QEMU system emulator, keeping your data isolated from any viruses or malware that might exist inside the emulated operating system.

Built from the ground up for macOS
UTM is designed specifically for macOS, using the latest Apple technologies to take full advantage of Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. On Apple Silicon, ARM64 operating systems such as Windows® for ARM and Ubuntu® ARM run fully virtualized at near native speeds, while Intel/AMD systems like Windows® 7, Windows® XP, and Ubuntu® Linux are emulated with limited performance. On Intel Macs, these same Intel/AMD operating systems run fully virtualized. UTM also lets you run macOS 12 or higher in a virtualized environment, and run Intel applications on Linux using Rosetta.

• ARM64 virtualization: run Windows® for ARM, Ubuntu® ARM, and other ARM64 operating systems fully virtualized at near native speeds on Apple Silicon Macs.
• Intel/AMD support: run Windows® 7, Windows® XP, Ubuntu® Linux, and more — emulated on Apple Silicon Macs or fully virtualized on Intel Macs.
• macOS virtualization: run macOS 12 or higher inside a virtualized environment.
• Rosetta support: run Intel applications on Linux with Rosetta.
• Broad processor emulation: access over 30 QEMU-emulated processors, including i386, x64, ARM32, ARM64, MIPS, PPC, and RISC-V, for developers and enthusiasts.
• Sandboxed security: macOS Sandbox support keeps your data protected by isolating viruses or malware that might infect the emulated operating system.
• Flexible display modes: use GUI, terminal console, or headless mode, with support for multiple displays.
• USB device support: attach USB devices directly to your virtual machine.
• Experimental 3D acceleration: try GPU accelerated OpenGL+Vulkan on Linux VMs and DirectX® on Windows® VMs, including running Windows® games on your Mac.
• Networking options: connect with bridged and shared networking support.
• External drive support: run and store virtual machines from external drives.
• Snapshot management: save and restore VM states with snapshot management.
• Simplified VM setup: create and configure virtual machines through an easy to understand UI, with no need to learn QEMU command line arguments.

Download UTM and start running the operating systems you need, right on your Mac.