Parallels Desktop for Mac on Intel-based Macs allows users to run over 60 different OSs, including Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, and 2000. In addition, those who want to work across multiple OSs simultaneously can run Parallels Desktop for Mac in a windowed or side-by-side mode, while those who wish to immerse themselves in Windows or another OS can run Parallels Desktop for Mac in full-screen mode. For example, users can access their macOS files within Parallels Desktop for Mac VMs, copy and paste text across OSs, and connect USB devices, such as flash drives, printers, and mobile devices, to either macOS or a VM (and reassign devices as needed).

With Parallels Desktop for Mac, users can create and run Windows, Linux, and additional macOS VMs, each integrated with the user's original instance of macOS. Parallels Desktop for Mac runs as an application within macOS and functions as a virtual machine (VM). The software is available in Standard, Pro, and Business editions. Additionally, the software lets users seamlessly run non-macOS programs, switch between and customize OSs, and simplify tasks with its Toolbox. Parallels Desktop for Mac is an operating system virtualization application that allows Intel- and M1-based Mac users to run Windows and other operating systems (OSs). Screenshot of Parallels Desktop for Mac 18

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