Mac to Surface Assistant

Mac to Surface Assistant is here to help you switch from a Mac to the new Microsoft Surface computer without missing a beat! Whether you're worried about losing access to your favorite data libraries or just want a smoother transition, this tool has got your back.

Easy File Transfer

This handy software makes it super easy for you to compress folders into a single ZIP archive. Why? So you can transfer files between your computers way faster! Who doesn’t love saving time?

Smart Design

The Mac to Surface Assistant keeps things simple and user-friendly. It gradually guides you through the tasks at hand. The main goal? To help you move all your important media like photos, music, movies, and other documents over to your shiny new device.

Scan and Select Folders

When you fire up the app, it will scan your user folder and quickly show you a list of directories right on its main screen. All you have to do is check off the boxes next to the folders you want to transfer over. Easy peasy!

Check Out Subfolders

The app even lists subfolders and their contents for you, but it only lets you check off the main directories. Before compression kicks in, it’ll calculate how much total space those files will take up—no surprises here!

Select Your Destination

Next up is picking where you want that ZIP file to go. You can send it straight to your Desktop or any other connected drive on your Mac. And don’t worry; you'll see how much space is left on each option!

Compression Complete!

Once everything is compressed, Mac to Surface Assistant will let you know if any files were renamed or skipped during the process. You'll find this info in the app’s main panel and in a log file that gets created automatically.

Your Easy Solution

In short, Mac to Surface Assistant offers a straightforward way for moving all your files from a Mac over to a Microsoft Surface computer without any hassle. Sure, there’s always the option of using macOS’s “Compress Items” feature through its menu, but why complicate things?