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Veertu is a macOS virtualization platform for running Linux, Windows and other operating systems in virtual machines on Mac computers. Its desktop product uses Apple's virtualization technologies and supports lightweight VM workflows without requiring a reboot.
💡 Pick it for the most polished Windows-on-Mac experience and stronger integration than Veertu.
Parallels Desktop is a software that allows users to run Windows, Linux, and other popular operating systems on a Mac without rebooting.
Starting from $79.99
💡 Choose it for a free, mature hypervisor with stronger VM administration than Veertu.
VMware Fusion is a powerful virtualization software for Mac that offers great performance and features.
Starting at $149.99
UTM
💡 Pick it for a free open-source Mac app that combines virtualization with cross-architecture emulation.
UTM is a graphical virtualization app for macOS that runs Linux, Windows, and other operating systems using QEMU and Apple's virtualization frameworks....
Free, open source; Mac App Store version $9.99
💡 Choose it for cross-platform VM management and mature snapshots rather than the best Mac-native experience.
VirtualBox is a powerful x86 and AMD64/Intel64 virtualization product for enterprise as well as home use.
💡 Pick it when architecture flexibility, scripting and low-level control matter more than ease of use.
QEMU is a generic and open-source machine emulator and virtualizer.
Cirrus Labs
💡 Choose it for automated macOS and Linux VMs in developer or CI pipelines instead of a graphical desktop app.
Tart is an open-source command-line virtualization tool for creating and running Linux and macOS virtual machines on Apple Silicon. It targets developers...
Free and open source
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