Put devices into supervised mode to enforce restrictions and advanced settings.
Configure devices with Apple Configurator for Mac - Apple Support
# Install homebrew if you haven't already, then install mas brew install mas # Download Apple Configurator using its specific App Store ID mas purchase 1037126344 Use code with caution. apple configurator dmg file link
Apple Configurator is officially distributed exclusively through the , and Apple does not provide a direct standalone .dmg file for public download on its official website . Official Download Method To get the latest version securely, you must use a Mac: Open the App Store on your Mac. Search for "Apple Configurator" .
If you cannot use the App Store, you will need to find a way to download and install the application directly. Method 1: The App Store (Official Method) Open the on your Mac. Search for Apple Configurator . Click Get or Install . Method 2: Installing via DMG (If Available) Put devices into supervised mode to enforce restrictions
If you are an IT administrator or a business owner who needs to manage and configure Apple devices, you need the Apple Configurator DMG file. The DMG file provides a secure and easy way to install the Apple Configurator application on a Mac, which can then be used to configure and manage Apple devices.
The application integrates with Apple Business Manager and Apple School Manager, enabling devices to automatically enroll in MDM using your organization's settings. When you use Apple Configurator alongside these services, you can achieve a fully automated deployment workflow where devices are configured and enrolled the moment users turn them on. Official Download Method To get the latest version
Once you've installed Apple Configurator, here's how to get started:
If you are a registered Apple Developer, Apple occasionally provides direct package downloads for beta or specific ecosystem tools. Go to the portal. Log in with your developer credentials.
If you are an administrator and absolutely need a file-based installer to package into a management system like Jamf or Munki, you can use the mas-cli (Mac App Store command line interface). # Example using mas-cli to install mas install 1588794674 Use code with caution.
: The only verified and secure way to install the latest version is via the Apple Configurator App Store Page . Unofficial / Third-Party DMG Links