uif2iso4mac
uif2iso4mac is a utility application that converts UIF disk image files to ISO format on macOS. UIF (Universal Image Format) is a disk image format commonly used on Windows PCs for CD/DVD images. The app provides a simple drag-and-drop interface built on top of Luigi Auriemma's open-source uif2iso command-line tool, allowing users to quickly convert UIF images to the more widely compatible ISO format for use with Disk Utility, virtual machines, or disc burning software.
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1 suggestionuif2iso4mac appears to be a small, single-purpose utility that was last publicly updated in 2020. There is no evidence in available sources that a native Apple Silicon build has been released. The app continues to run under Rosetta 2 today, but Apple is removing Rosetta in macOS 28 (late 2027), at which point this Intel-only build will stop launching altogether. If you rely on UIF-to-ISO conversion, reach out to the developer (Torsten Curdt) to ask whether a native build is planned before the deadline. As a backup option, the underlying uif2iso command-line tool (by Luigi Auriemma) is cross-platform open-source software that may work via terminal if a native port or wrapper is available, though this requires more technical familiarity. You could also explore whether QEMU, VirtualBox, or other virtual machine software can mount or convert UIF images directly on your Mac.
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