Macified Windows
This repository contains information and tools that I use to make my Windows 11 desktop look like macOS. I will share the steps and resources that I followed to achieve this transformation, as well as some screenshots of the final result. Lets begin macifying your Windows 11 desktop 
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Table of Contents
- Final Look
- Themes
- Wallpapers
- Rainmeter widgets
- Dock and menu bar
- Stage manager
- System & dock icons
- File Explorer
- Cursors
- Extra customisations
- Credits
- Feedback
Final Look
So this is how the final look on your windows desktop will come out. Its always subject to the amount of customisations you do. If you follow instructions as given below in every segment, you will accomplish the same as in screenshots below:
Themes
Step 1: extract the zip file and you will find a file called ThemePatcher. Open it, give permissions and patch the «Themeui» and «uxinit» by clicking on install button. Let it do its work. when its done, it will ask to reboot your pc which you gotta do.
Step 2: After rebooting, go to same folder and find the Themes zip file. Extract it, and go to following path: Themes_MacifiedWindows\macOS for Windows 11 22H2 — Mar 12 2023. In this folder you will find a folder called «Windows 11 22H2 Themes». Copy all files inside it and paste it to C:\Windows\Resources\Themes folder.
Step 3: Go to settings>personalisation>themes and select the 2nd dark theme of MacOS (MacOS-dark solid, 6 images) as first one has some bugs. Apply and with this, you will notice some changes in UI elements.
Lets move ahead to wallpapers now
Wallpapers
Setting the MacOS Wallpaper in beginning will start giving you a vibe of it so you dont get lazy and bored while doing all steps. So go download the zip file of wallpapers or if you have downloaded the full package, you can simply find wallpapers zip inside it. extract it and choose any wallpaper which suits your taste.
i added around 50+ high quality wallpapers originally extracted from MacOS. These are my favs so you dont have to look out for more.
still incase you dont like them or dont wanna spend 200mb on walpaper alone, you can get individual files here
Rainmeter widgets
Firstly you have to setup rainmeter app. Download it from here and install it.
open the Macified Windows folder and look for widgets file (rmskin extension) . Double click on it and simply install the widgets.
These widgets are already set according to the values i have filled (size and position) . Incase they dont load on their own after installing, open rainmeter app, select Macified windows from sidebar, expand it and load individual widgets seprately as per your choice.
Note: These widgets belong to different rainmeter skins i found from various sources. i combined all of them into one and removed those which arent useful. There might be some bugs in it related to settings. But you can easily change their shape by right clicking on widget and choosing «alternative» option. You can change their position too by dragging them (double click + hold + drag).
Note: This is my first rainmeter project so this package include some basic skins only. i will update this widgets package with more skins as i learn more. You can also suggest rainmeter widgets of macOS style you want to add in this skin (do provide link of that existing skin you wish to add it in this widget pack)
Dock and menu bar
This is the most demanded thing.So yes, lets get started.
Step 1: Extract the dock_MacifiedWindows.rar file. There will be «dock_macifiedwindows» folder which you gotta open. Again same folder (same name) will appear and open it again. (sorry for this duplication, i forgot to fix)
Step 2: Inside that folder, there will be many folders and files. Find the dock_64.exe file or dock.exe and open it.
Step 3: Boom, thats it. Dock and menu bar will appear.
You will notice taskbar overlaying on dock or menu bar not appeared. So you have to change some settings
Step 4: Bring your mouse over dock and right click on some empty space. Select «preferences» from the list that appears which will open a settings page.
Step 5: Open advanced settings on sidebar (leftside) and scroll to last where you will find an option called «dock layout backup». Open the drop down list there and select «Macified Windows». It will ask to restore that backup and then the app will restart itself. Thats all, your dock is now fully setup
Note: You might notice that some applications on dock dont open. This is because they arent installed in your PC/laptop. You can remove that icon and add your favourite ones. Menubar doesnt need much changes. you can customise it as per your likings.
Stage Manager
Open preferences option as you did in step 4 of Dock and menu bar. Keep the same settings as shown in screenshot below
System & dock icons
Lets change system icons first, to that of macOS.
Step 1: You extracted themes_macifiedwindows.zip in #Themes segment. Open the extracted folder which will open folder «macOS for Windows 11 22H2 — Mar 12 2023» . open this folder too and then open folder called «7tsp for Control Panel and Winver Colors» . Inside it rename the file «7tsp macOS Day & Dark EXTRAS.7z.remove» by deleting «.remove» so its extension changes to 7z
Step 2: Go back one step and open folder called «7tsp icon themes» . Do the same thing here by deleting .remove so its extension changes to 7z.
Step 3: Go back to main folder and extract «7tsp_MacifiedWindows.zip». Extract it, rename the 7tsp.ee file to 7tsp.exe (add x in between the extension «ee» ) . Now its an exe file and open it, give permissions and wait a sec for it to open.
Step 4: When its launched, you will see a button called «add a custom pack» . click it and select the 7z file you got in step 1. Patch it and reboot pc. Do the same process again with 7z file in step 2. With this, you will have MacOS icon pack installed in your pc.
Now time for dock icons. This is a tough job as you gotta download icon for every app (you want to have on dock) and then apply it manually.
Step 1: To do this, download icon (png or jpg) from google search. Make sure they are with transparent background or you can remove background using edit feature of photos app.
Step 2: Right click on app icon on dock whose icon you wanna edit. Choose «edit this icon» and a windows will pop-up.
Step 3: click on existing icon which will take you to file explorer to choose new icon. CHoose the downloaded icon file and select ok.
Step 4: Now its applied but wait, dont close the windows. You will see an option «scale icon to macOS standards» which will be already ticked. untick and tick it back. Now click ok on top right corner.
Step 5: All done, your new icon is applied.
File Explorer
You can achieve blurry macOS look in file explorer using ExplorerBlurMica shared in releases tab. Extract the zip file and follow this guide . choose effects as blur (put value as 0) . More instructions in Extra customisations shared in the end.
Cursors
Step 1: Extract cursors zip file and open the folder which appears. You will see a file called «install.inf». Right click on it and choose install option. Now the cursor pack is installed
Step 2: Go to settings>personalisation>Themes>Mouse cursors which will open a new window called «mouse properties» . open the drop-down list in scheme under «pointers» category. Select «mac :)» from there and apply. click ok and now its done.
Extra customisations
Coming soon
Credits
This repo is all written and maintained by me aka Sahil
Aqua and blueboy for testing some tools.
Unknown for project name.
Samcux on youtube for guides.
and respective app/softwares developers whose products i used in this project.
Feedback
If you find any broken or wrong text or link Please report me or if you want to add suggestions, open a new issue or text me in Telegram @MaybeSahil
You can join our support channel where i will post beta updates to test new versions. here is the link
Do star this repo to show your support and share as well, means a lot. Thanks, see yaa 💝
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In this blog post, we will discuss the 5 best Mac themes for Windows 11. These themes will make your computer look like a MacBook, and they are really easy to install. So, if you’re ready to give your PC a new look, keep reading!
How to install third-party themes on Windows 11?
Many of the third-party themes come with their own installer so that users do not have to do anything other than run the installer to apply the custom themes on Windows 11. However, many free themes, including a few Mac themes listed in this post, do not come with an installer and you have to manually prepare your system to accept the third-party themes.
Luckily there is an application named UltraUXThemePatcher that would modify your system files so that you can use third-party Windows themes on your PC.
With this program, you can download, install, and activate a number of themes on your computer. The tool backs up the original files and lets you undo changes with a simple uninstallation process.
Here are the steps to install and use UltraUXThemePatcher on Windows 11:
- Backup your images and create a restore point
- Download and install a third party them from a site like UltraUXThemePatcher
- During installation, you will realize that the UltraUXThemePatcher modifies the system files so that it can accept the third party themes. The theme installer back creates a restore point enabling you to roll back changes through uninstalling.
- You can look for themes found within the new platform.
- Copy the theme files into the folder C:/Windows/Resources/Themes
- Now apply the copied them from the Windows Personalize settings.
Here is the list of best Mac themes for Windows 11 that you can apply to get a feel and look of macOS.
macOS Monterey Skin Pack
If you are looking for an all-in-one solution to make your Windows 11 look like a Mac, then the macOS Monterey Skin Pack is the best option for you. This theme pack comes with various types of skins and icons that you can use to change the complete look of your computer.
The pack also includes a dock, which gives your PC the look of a Macbook. The theme is very easy to install and use, and it does not require any third-party tools like UltraUXThemePatcher. You just need to download it, extract its contents, run the installer, and follow the setup wizard instructions to install it completely on your system.
After installing the pack, you will get a Mac-like dock, icons, and skins that will change the look of your computer.
macOS Catalina SkinPack
If you want to make your Windows 11 PC look like a MacBook, then you should definitely check out the macOS Catalina SkinPack. This theme pack includes a variety of different skins and icons that are inspired by the Catalina version of macOS. You’ll also get a custom dock with this theme pack, which is perfect for making your PC look like a MacBook.
Apart from that, the macOS Catalina SkinPack also includes a number of other features such as a custom login screen, a custom wallpaper pack, and more. The basic version of the theme is free, but if you want a theme with icons and extra features it will cost you $4.99.
macOS Transformation Pack
macOS transformation pack transforms your Windows 11 to the macOS user interface. It includes MacOS themes, Login screen, wallpapers, sounds, fonts, dashboard, dock, Finderbar, Launchpad, and more.
Besides, its Metro UI design is easy to configure and use. It’s also easy to install or uninstall the theme that makes it best for beginner theme users. The genuine OS system resources and smart system files updates make this theme a must-have for Windows 11 users.
macOS UX Pack 5.0
macOS UX pack gives windows 11 users an iOS feature such as new themes, wallpapers, and more packages. Users will also access the beautiful iOS Yosemite user experience without any harm or risk to their systems. The package encompasses a beautiful MacOS experience with seamless install/uninstall as well as easily configurable settings.
The theme also features the latest iOS pictures, themes, logon screen, and an OS X Dock emulation with optimized pre-configured dockets for better performance. Other notable features include desktop Launchpad access and configured dashboard shortcut keys.
macOS Big Sur
If you’re looking for a macOS theme that will make your PC look like a MacBook, then the Big Sur theme is perfect. It’s one of the most popular macOS themes on Windows and it comes with all the features you would expect, including transparency effects, shadows, and window animations. Other than that, it also supports Rainmeter and Fences. The installation of macOS Big Sur is a bit trickier than others on the list. You need to modify each component separately from the Windows settings. For example, change the theme manually, change the cursor icons, folder icons manually, and more.
Conclusion
These are some of the best macOS themes for Windows 11 that you can use to make your computer look like a MacBook. While none of these themes are officially supported by Apple, they do a great job of replicating the look and feel of macOS. Moreover, almost all of them are free or come with a free version. You can try all of them and keep the one that you like the best.
Now that we have seen some of the best macOS themes for Windows 11, what are you waiting for? Go ahead and try them out!
Does Windows 11 allow the installation of custom themes?
YES. Like previous Windows OS versions, you can easily download, install, and apply the Microsoft and third-party themes on Windows 11 OS,
Are third-party themes safe to install on Windows 11?
The third-party macOS themes listed in this post are completely safe to install as they are listed on the trusted sources. However, you should be careful while downloading the custom themes for unknown sources as they might carry malware in the name of themes.
Peter is an Electrical Engineer whose primary interest is tinkering with his computer. He is passionate about Windows 10 Platform and enjoys writing tips and tutorials about it.
Как сделать Windows похожей на MacOS
На фото: рабочий стол компьютера с операционной системой Windows 11, стилизованный под операционную систему MacOS от Apple.
Точка восстановления
Перед любыми серьезными изменениями в вашем устройстве мы всегда рекомендуем создавать резервную копию ваших данных
На Windows это называется «Точка восстановления»
После создания резервной точки можем переходить к установке темы
Как установить?
Скачиваем тему MacOS
2. Нажимаем кнопку «Скачать» (Стрелка вниз под фотографией)
3. Сайт попросит вас авторизоваться, вводим свою почту или выбираем удобный способ авторизации (Apple, Google и т.д.)
4. Проходим процесс регистрации и выбираем режим использования и ваши интересы (занимает 15 секунд)
5. Нажимаем кнопку «Скачать» (Стрелка вниз под фотографией)
6. Файл скачивается
Скачиваем Blur-эффект для окон
2. Не пугаемся сложного интерфейса
3. Кликаем на зеленую кнопку Code
4. Нажимаем Download Zip
Скачиваем панель Doc
2. Листаем ниже и выбираем скачать New Version
Теперь вам осталось все это установить и настроить, в этом вам поможет пошаговый видеогайд:
а если оно оказалось для вас непонятным, мы нашли рускоязычного блогера, который довольно понятно рассказал про процесс установки
Do you love the sleek design of macOS but prefer using Windows 11? You’re not alone! Many users appreciate the …
Do you love the sleek design of macOS but prefer using Windows 11? You’re not alone! Many users appreciate the functionality of Windows but want to enjoy the elegance of macOS. In this guide, we’ll show you how to completely transform your Windows 11 interface into a macOS look-alike.
By the end of this tutorial, your Windows PC will resemble macOS with a familiar dock, icons, and menu bars. The best part? Everything you need is included in one handy zip file, except for one tool, Ultra UX Theme Patcher, which must be downloaded separately.
So, let’s dive in!
Why Customize Windows to Look Like macOS?
Before we begin, let’s understand why you’d want to customize Windows 11 to mimic macOS.
- Aesthetic Appeal: macOS is known for its clean, modern, and minimalist design. Many people find it more visually pleasing than Windows’ default interface.
- Familiarity: If you’re used to macOS but need to work on Windows, making Windows look like macOS can help bridge the gap.
- Enhanced Productivity: With the macOS-like dock and layout, you might find it easier to navigate, boosting your productivity.
Now that we know why, let’s move on to the tools you’ll need to achieve this transformation.
Tools You’ll Need
Here’s a list of tools we’ll be using to give your Windows 11 a complete macOS makeover:
- 7TSP Icon Theme – Replaces default Windows icons with macOS-style icons.
- StartAllBack – Customizes the start menu and taskbar to match macOS.
- MicaForEveryone – Adds macOS-like transparency effects.
- OldNewExplorer – Modifies File Explorer to resemble Finder in macOS.
- macOS Themes – Applies macOS themes to your system.
- Ultra UX Theme Patcher – Allows third-party themes to be applied to Windows.
- macOS Cursor – Adds the macOS pointer.
Everything except Ultra UX Theme Patcher is included in the zip file, which you can download via the button provided. Ultra UX Theme Patcher will need to be downloaded manually.
also download Ultra UX Theme Patcher
Step 1: Backup Your System
Before making any changes, create a system restore point. This will help you revert your system in case something doesn’t go as planned.
Here’s how to create a restore point:
- Go to the search bar and type “Create a restore point.”
- Select your system drive (usually C:), then click on “Configure.”
- Enable “Turn on system protection” and set the max usage slider to around 5%.
- Click “Apply” and then “OK.”
- Now, click “Create” to name and save your restore point.
Step 2: Install Ultra UX Theme Patcher
This is the only tool you’ll need to download separately. Ultra UX Theme Patcher allows you to install third-party themes on Windows, which is essential for applying the macOS themes.
- Head over to Ultra UX Theme Patcher’s official website and download the latest version.
- Run the installer and follow the instructions to patch your system.
- Restart your computer once the patching is complete.
Step 3: Apply macOS Themes
With Ultra UX Theme Patcher installed, you can now apply third-party themes to your system. The macOS themes included in the zip file mimic the look and feel of macOS Monterey or Big Sur.
- Unzip the provided files.
- Navigate to the “Themes” folder.
- Copy the theme files into
C:\Windows\Resources\Themes. - Right-click on the desktop and select “Personalize.”
- In the Themes section, you’ll find the new macOS themes. Apply the one you prefer.
This will give Windows 11 the general appearance of macOS, but we’re not done yet!
Step 4: Use StartAllBack for Taskbar and Start Menu Customization
Windows 11’s taskbar and start menu differ quite a bit from macOS’s dock and menu bar. We’ll use StartAllBack to fix that.
- Install StartAllBack from the zip file.
- Once installed, launch the program.
- In the settings, select the “Dock” style for the taskbar to make it look like macOS’s dock.
- Adjust the Start menu layout to resemble the macOS top menu bar.
Now, your taskbar and Start menu should closely resemble those on macOS!
Step 5: Replace Icons with 7TSP Icon Theme
To complete the look, you’ll need to change the default Windows icons to macOS-style icons using 7TSP Icon Theme.
- Open 7TSP from the zip file.
- Select “Add a custom icon pack” and choose the macOS icons file.
- Apply the changes and wait for the process to complete.
Once done, you’ll see that all system icons now look like those from macOS.
Step 6: Use MicaForEveryone for Transparency Effects
macOS is known for its sleek transparency effects, especially in windows and menus. MicaForEveryone allows you to add similar effects to Windows 11.
- Run MicaForEveryone from the zip file.
- Enable transparency effects and customize the intensity to your preference.
- You can apply these effects to the Start menu, File Explorer, and even individual windows.
Now, your Windows 11 will have the signature transparent design that makes macOS so visually appealing.
Step 7: Modify File Explorer with OldNewExplorer
Windows 11’s File Explorer differs quite a bit from macOS’s Finder. To make it look more like Finder, we’ll use OldNewExplorer.
- Install OldNewExplorer from the zip file.
- In the settings, enable options to hide the ribbon and change the navigation pane to match macOS Finder.
- Customize the folder icons and layout for a closer resemblance.
With these changes, your File Explorer should now look like macOS’s Finder.
Step 8: Add macOS Cursor
The final touch is to change your mouse cursor to the macOS style.
- Open the “macOS Cursor” folder from the zip file.
- Right-click the
.inffile and select “Install.” - Open the Mouse Settings by typing “Mouse” into the search bar.
- Go to the “Pointers” tab and choose the macOS cursor scheme from the list.
Apply the changes, and your cursor will now look like the one in macOS.
Final Steps: Reboot and Enjoy!
After completing all these steps, restart your computer to ensure all changes take effect.
Now, when your system boots up, you should be greeted with a beautifully transformed Windows 11 that looks and feels like macOS! You’ll enjoy the iconic macOS dock, icons, transparency effects, and the streamlined elegance of macOS right on your PC.
Summary
- These days, Windows 11 and macOS Sequoia have fairly similar graphical user interfaces.
- The similarities can be amplified using a variety of third-party apps and utilities.
- Here are a few ways to make Windows 11 look and feel more like macOS.
The graphical user interfaces of both Windows 11 and macOS Sequoia are already pretty similar — after all, both operating systems have taken inspiration from one another for decades at this point.
That being said, there are still a number of apps, tools, extensions, and other utilities that can take things to the next level. They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and so here are 5 things you can do to turn your Windows 11 PC into something resembling more of a Mac.
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1
Center your Windows 11 taskbar
The easiest way to bestow a Mac-like appearance onto your Windows desktop
By far the most straight forward and user-accessible method of macOS-ifying your Windows PC’s interface, is by opting to center your taskbar. The option is set this way by default on fresh installations of Windows 11, but in case it’s not, follow these steps:
- Click on the Settings app.
- Navigate to Personalization > Taskbar.
- Scroll down until you see Taskbar behaviors.
- Click on the Taskbar alignment drop-down menu and then click on Center.
Note that this option is native to Windows 11, and isn’t available on older systems running Windows 10 or previous.
Just like that, all your pinned icons will be shuffled to the center of your taskbar, as opposed to the classic left-justification. This layout has its pros and cons when compared to the traditional Windows style, but it undoubtedly provides a more macOS dock-like look and feel.
If your PC runs Windows 10, then you won’t find the option to center your taskbar within the Settings app. Instead, you’ll need to rely on third-party utilities — some popular solutions out there include:
- ExplorerPatcher
- TaskbarX
- StartAllBack
- Start11
- Rectify11
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2
Invert the color of your mouse cursor
A simple pallette swap can go a long way
For many years, Windows has shipped with a white colored mouse cursor by default. In contrast, macOS has traditionally come with a black cursor out-of-the-box. Luckily, it’s rather easy to customize the appearance of the arrow pointer across both operating systems.
In order to swap your default Windows cursor from its normal white color to something more akin to macOS, follow these steps:
- Navigate to the Settings app via the Start Menu, the search interface, or the Quick Settings panel.
- Head to Bluetooth & devices > Mouse > Mouse Pointer > Mouse pointer style.
- Tap or click on the Black pointer theme to select it.
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3
Download the Flow Launcher app
Flow Launcher
A macOS Spotlight-esque app that brings speedy file searching capabilities to Windows.
If you’re one of the many people who disapprove of Microsoft’s modern OS search implementation within the Start Menu, then Flow Launcher is a great alternative. The app is free and open-source, and it’s analogous in design to Apple’s excellent Mac Spotlight search interface.
Alternatively, the free Fluent Search app available on the Microsoft Store offers a similar experience.
The app includes options to configure a customizable hotkey to trigger the search window, a number of theming options, as well as an entire community-driven ecosystem of plugins. Alternatively, the free Fluent Search app available on the Microsoft Store offers a similar experience, with a simple design that more closely resembles Fluent Design principles.
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Download the QuickLook app
Unlock a macOS Preview-style experience for Windows
QuickLook
An app that brings a macOS-like Preview interface to the Windows OS.
One of the most useful macOS features is the built-in Quick Look Preview tool, which allows you to quickly glance at just about any file, without having to open a dedicated app to do so. If you’re transitioning over from macOS to Windows and miss the convenience of Preview, then the free QuickLook app is a must-download.
The app works similarly to its macOS equivalent, allowing you to ‘peak’ at documents, images, videos, and more.
The app works similarly to its macOS equivalent, allowing you to ‘peak’ at documents, images, videos, and more simply by highlighting a file and pressing the Spacebar. QuickLook works like a charm while offering a pleasant design language, and in my opinion, it bridges a major gap between macOS and Windows.
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Download the entire suite of Apple-published apps from the Microsoft Store
Yes, Apple publishes apps on the Microsoft Store, and they’re quite good
The legacy iTunes program has been available for Windows PCs for many, many years now, but it’s akin to abandonware in 2024. Thankfully, Apple has recently taken the liberty to port over some of its major service-based apps to the Microsoft Store on Windows.
It goes without saying that if you want to make your Windows 11 PC operate more like a Mac, then downloading these Apple apps is a must.
It goes without saying that if you want to make your Windows 11 PC operate more like a Mac, then downloading these Apple apps is a must. They’re surprisingly well-built, taking advantage of Microsoft’s latest development tools and interface guidelines. While we may not have iMessage or FaceTime apps on Windows anytime soon, there’s a growing selection of apps available from Apple.
The following Apple-published apps are available for download directly from the Microsoft Store:
- Apple Devices
- Apple Music
- Apple TV
- iCloud (includes iCloud Passwords and iCloud Shared Albums)
- iTunes
Additionally, if you use a Chromium-based web browser like Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome on your Windows PC, then consider downloading Apple’s iCloud Passwords extension for some added web login integration.
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Download the MyDockFinder app
The best all-in-one solution for a total macOS makeover
MyDockFinder
A full-fledged Windows Shell replacement app that brings the macOS dock and menu bar experience to Microsoft’s OS.
Last but not least, if you truly want to transform your Windows 11 operating system into something closely resembling macOS, then there’s the nuclear choice: MyDockFinder. This app ports over the Mac dock, menu bar, Control Center, and other interfaces to Windows, while also offering additional customization options from the get-go.
If you truly want to transform your Windows 11 operating system into something closely resembling macOS, then there’s the nuclear choice: MyDockFinder.
MyDockFinder can be downloaded via the Steam storefront, with a one-time fee of $5. There are other third-party offerings available for emulating the macOS interface — including Rainmeter, RocketDock, and others — but I find MyDockFinder to be the most polished and least fiddly option out there.
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