How to Create a Bootable USB Flash Drive From an Image EASILY on a Mac

When you're working on or fixing another computer, it's often helpful to have a bootable USB flash drive with something like Ubuntu, Linux Mint, or something along those lines with you so that you can easily and quickly test hardware, transfer data, and that sort of thing. But how can you create a bootable USB flash drive with your Mac? In this video, I'll show you a great free utility that you can use to flash disk images to a USB drive which you can then boot on another computer.

This tool can be used to clone USB drives if you already have a live usb created, and it can be used to flash downloaded disk images into USB drives very quickly and easily. No terminal commands required. You'll be able to burn an ISO to USB with your Mac very easily.

If you've ever wanted to know how to create a live USB flash drive with your Mac, you're in the right place.

This tool, called balena Etcher, is one that I've used for many years, and I consider it to be an excellent option for anyone wanting to burn an ISO to a USB drive with macOS. It works very quickly, and there are no terminal commands needed.

Check out balena Etcher here: https://www.balena.io/etcher