
MacMagic 2.0.1 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesMacMagic from Koingo Software is an all in one utility that gathers dozens of small Mac jobs into a single app. It brings together file tools, media conversion, PDF utilities, a text editor, data browsers and selected maintenance tasks, along with switches for hidden macOS settings that normally need a trip to Terminal. It suits Mac owners who keep installing separate tiny apps for renaming files, merging PDFs or toggling system options.
Key Features
- File tools for batch renaming and everyday file housekeeping jobs
- PDF utilities for tasks such as merging and compression work
- Media conversion tools for common image, audio and video jobs
- Quick switches for hidden macOS features and system settings
- Text editing and data browsing tools gathered in the same window
How to Download
- Open the Koingo site and read the MacMagic product and manual pages. Download from the official site
- Download the Mac build from Koingo and open the downloaded file.
- Move MacMagic into your Applications folder, launch it and grant any permissions it requests for system tasks.
System Requirements
Koingo states that MacMagic version 2 needs macOS 13 Ventura or later. The vendor site offers earlier releases for Macs that cannot run this version, and some tools need system permissions to reach protected folders.
FAQs
Is MacMagic a cleaning app only?
No. Cleaning is only a small part of it. The app mainly bundles file, PDF, media and settings tools that you would otherwise spread across many apps.
Who makes MacMagic?
MacMagic is made by Koingo Software, a long running Mac developer known for utilities such as MacPilot and MacCleanse.
Can MacMagic change hidden macOS settings?
Yes. It presents a range of hidden system settings as simple switches, so you can change them without typing Terminal commands.
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