How to Use

Select items to be converted to disk images in Finder and launch QuickDMG from a launcher. Or simply drag and drop items onto QuickDMG. The following window will appear in which you can specify a disk image format and other options.

You can make a disk image from multiple files/folders by droping multiple files/folders on QuickDMG or launching QuickDMG after selecting multiple items in Finder.

Click "OK" button to make a disk image.

Formats

• UDIF zlib-compressed
  • Mac OS X Only, Compressed disk image, read only. You can set compression level.
• UDIF bzip2-compressed
  • Mac OS X Only, Compressed disk image, read only. The bzip2 compression cause higher compression rate than the zlib compression. But only Mac OS X 10.4 or later can deal with the disk image compressed with bzip2.
• SPARSE (growable with content)
  • Mac OS X Only, rewritable, Uncomplessed disk image. The physical size of disk image file is growing dpending on the size of contents. This feature helps to save hard disk space.
• ISO image with UDF format
  • Cross platform disk image.
• UDIF read/write
  • Mac OS X Only, rewritable, Uncomplessed disk image.
• UDIF read only
  • Mac OS X Only, read only, Uncomplessed disk image.
• NDIF compressed
  • Mac OS 9 compatible, Compressed disk image.
• NDIF read only
  • Mac OS 9 compatible, Uncompressed disk image.

Options

• Internet Enable
  • If this option is tuned ON, the contents of the disk image will be extracted and the disk image will be moved into Trash once it's downloaded from the Web.
• Delete .DS_Store
  • .DS_Store (Invisible files created by Finder) are deleted from the resulting disk image.
• Compression Level
  • Large number means small disk image size of "UDIF zlib-compressed" format.
• Put away sources
  • If creating a disk image success is successful, source items are moved into the trash.