MacDroid is a very useful file transfer tool, especially suited for users who use a Mac or MacBook while preferring Android devices over iPhone. Since connecting and managing files between Android and the native macOS environment is not convenient, a tool is needed that can connect the two systems and transfer files securely and smoothly between them.
Main features
- Mount Android devices as Mac disks: Once connected, you can access the Android device on your Mac just like an ordinary disk;
- Support for internal and external storage: Both the internal storage and external storage of an Android device can be mounted;
- Edit Android files directly: You can edit files on an Android device directly on your Mac without first copying them to the computer;
- Simple USB connection: Just install MacDroid and connect the Android device to your Mac via USB;
- Broad device support: MacDroid supports Android devices as well as devices using the MTP protocol.
Transfer the latest photos you have taken
Just taken some great photos with your Android phone? You can easily transfer them to your Mac, or edit them directly on your Mac without first copying the photos to the computer.
Handle entire folders
You can transfer entire folders directly between your Mac and Android device, making it convenient to access the latest documents and other files on different devices at any time.
Edit files on an Android device directly
No need to save files from your Android device to your Mac before editing them. Just connect your phone, and you can directly open and edit files with apps on your Mac, then save the changes directly to the Android device when you are done.
Add music to your phone
You can transfer your favorite music from your Mac to an Android device, or transfer music from an Android device to your Mac, so you can enjoy your music collection anytime, anywhere.
Support for various MTP devices
In addition to Android phones and tablets, if you have other devices that connect via MTP mode, you can also use MacDroid to access and manage their files, in much the same way as with Android devices.
