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Android file transfer app for reliable and smooth connection

Transferring files between Android and macOS can be challenging, as the two are not designed to work together. This is where MacDroid comes in. MacDroid is the ultimate Android file transfer for Mac app, specifically designed for Mac users who own an Android device rather than an iPhone.
Available for both Apple silicon and

How to connect Android to Mac with MacDroid

1

Enable Developer options

On your Android device, navigate to Settings and select About phone. Find the Build number and tap it seven times.
 Enable Developer options
2

Enable USB Debugging

Go to the Developer options menu, then scroll down to find USB debugging. Toggle the switch to enable it.
 Enable USB Debugging
3

Add your device

Select the appropriate button based on your device's Android version.
 Add your device on MacDroid
1

Download and install MacDroid

Use a USB cable to connect your Android phone or tablet to your Mac.
 Download and install MacDroid
2

Grant your Mac access to the device

Choose one of the two connection modes: ADB or MTP. Then, follow the steps to confirm the device on your Mac.
 Grant your Mac access to the device
3

That's it!

You can now access your device’s content, including images and videos, in Finder.
 Transfer Files with MacDroid
Different Android connection to Mac modes

Choose the most convenient way to connect

MacDroid, an Android File Transfer alternative, lets you connect your Android device (phone or tablet) to your Mac and access its files directly in Finder. You can easily transfer files, photos, music, videos, and even entire folders. Whether you're transferring from Mac to Android or the other way around, simply connect your devices - either wirelessly or with a USB cable - and let MacDroid handle the rest effortlessly.
Wi-Fi mode

Wi-Fi

Unleash the power of wireless connectivity to manage and transfer files between Android and Mac.
ADB mode

ADB

Advanced mode for smoother and faster file transfer and management.
MTP mode

MTP

An easy and comprehensive way to connect not just your Android, but other supported devices as well.
MacDroid: connect Android devices to Mac wirelessly or via USB

FAQ

Since AFT is no longer available, Mac users have been looking for a new way to transfer files. MacDroid makes it easy to manage and transfer files between your Android device (or even multiple devices) and your Mac, right from Finder. We keep improving the app, adding new features like Wi-Fi support, and always listen to user feedback. That’s why MacDroid is worth a try.
Make sure you have a stable Internet connection and keep your devices close to each other. For optimal performance, keep your devices within 16 feet (about 5 meters) of each other. However, keep in mind that transfer speeds may be a bit slower than with a wired connection.
The yearly subscription comes with a 7-day free trial, giving you full access to all features. You can cancel anytime during the trial and won’t be charged. After the trial, you can either keep using the free version with limited features or upgrade to MacDroid PRO for the full experience.
Yes, with MacDroid, you can easily transfer files from your Mac to your Android device. For example, you can upload music to your Android phone or tablet to listen to your favorite songs anytime. You can also transfer videos to watch during your trips or when you’re away from Wi-Fi. This makes it simple to have your media ready on your Android device whenever you need it. However, to be able to transfer files from the Mac, the PRO version is required.
Сompatible with any Android and MTP devices
Requires macOS 10.15 or newer versions.
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