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| Platform | File | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Windows 10/11 (64-bit) | magicpdf-setup.exe |
Download |
| macOS 11 Big Sur or newer | magicpdf-macos.dmg |
Download |
These links always resolve to the newest release. A friendlier download page lives at download.amsol.ca.
magicpdf-setup.exe is a self-contained portable executable — run it directly, there is no
install wizard. Windows SmartScreen may warn that the publisher is unrecognised because the
build is not code-signed; choose More info → Run anyway.
- Open
magicpdf-macos.dmg. - Double-click Install to Applications.command. If macOS blocks it, right-click it, choose Open, then Open again.
- Magic PDF is copied to your Applications folder and opens.
You can also drag Magic PDF.app into Applications yourself, then run this once so macOS stops blocking it:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Magic PDF.app"macOS 11 (Big Sur) or newer, and Python 3.10+. Check with python3 --version; if it is
missing, install it with brew install python3 or from python.org.
The first launch downloads the app's components (about 200 MB) into
~/Library/Application Support/Magic PDF/venv and shows progress in a Terminal window. This
happens once; later launches start immediately. The log is at
~/Library/Application Support/Magic PDF/setup.log.
Drag Magic PDF.app to the Trash, then delete ~/Library/Application Support/Magic PDF.
These builds are not code-signed or notarised, which is why the Windows SmartScreen warning and the macOS quarantine step above are needed. Signing requires paid Apple and Windows developer certificates.