Select from the project type menu and choose Repackage Installation .
The most common "conversion" involves taking the raw files of a Mac application (like a .app bundle or a binary) and creating a PKG so it can be pushed via an MDM. 1. Using the Native pkgbuild Command
This method does not create a standalone .pkg or .app file, but it is a reliable way to run Windows software.
Businesses needing a polished experience for one simple Windows app on Mac. convert exe to pkg
However, you can wrap an .exe inside a macOS package so that double-clicking the .pkg installs the Windows app (via a compatibility layer like or CrossOver ).
Run the utility to generate an .intunemac file from your macOS PKG:
contain compiled x86/x64 instructions meant specifically for the Windows kernel and Windows APIs. Select from the project type menu and choose
This method requires a good understanding of the command-line interface and the structure of PKG files.
pkgbuild --component /Path/To/YourApp.app --install-location /Applications /Path/To/Output/YourApp.pkg Use code with caution.
Use macOS's native pkgbuild or productbuild commands to turn the resulting .app bundle into a distributable .pkg . Using the Native pkgbuild Command This method does
Open the newly created wrapper app, click , and go to the Configuration tab. Click Install Software and select your Windows .exe file.
./IntuneAppUtil -c -o Use code with caution.