Parallels Transporter for Mac download

Fast cross-platform migration

Move data between different operating systems quickly using Parallels Transporter. The tool simplifies moving files and settings from a Windows PC over to a Mac without lengthy or technical procedures.

Items you can move

Documents and other personal files
Photos and media libraries
Application settings and program-related data

Available transfer options

Direct connections (USB/cable) for a point-to-point move
Local network transfer for moving data over your home or office LAN
External storage (such as an external hard drive) as an intermediate
Cloud-based handoffs when supported by the source and destination systems

Suggested alternative

uTorrent (Free) — listed here as an alternative option for transferring files; note that it functions as a torrent client and is not a like-for-like migration utility.

Technical

Title

Parallels Transporter

Requirements

Language

English

Available languages

German
English
Spanish
French
Italian

License

Full

Latest update

2023-05-23

Author

Parallels International GmbH

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