DVD Creator for Mac

iSkysoft DVD Creator for Mac is an innovative DVD Burning Tool to burn all formats of Videos, Movies like AVI, FLV, MPEG, MPG, VOB, MP4, M4V, 3GP, 3G2, MOV, TS, TP, TRP, M2TS, MKV, DV, WMV, MOD, ASF, DIF, NSV, EVO, Slideshows like PNG, JPG, TIFF, BMP, TIF, JPEG into DVD disc, DVD Folder, ISO or even dvdmedia for Mac users. This guide shows you the detail steps to realize the DVD burning with iSkysoft DVD Creator for Mac.

Step 1: Download and install DVD Creator for Mac

Download iSkysoft DVD Creator for Mac, install and open the program; you'll see the interface as the following picture shows:

Step 2: Import files into the program.

Two methods are available for you to import any files like downloaded or self-made video, movies, slideshows or photos and pictures as you want into the program. One is to choose a file or batch files and drag it or them directly into the program, the other is to find their direction and input them by clicking the “+” button.

Note: all the loaded files can be combined and split freely by dragging and dropping if you would like to make any changes. And you can also rearrange your file list with the up-down arrows.

Step 3: Edit the files (optional)

Both videos and slideshows can be edited with iSkysoft DVD Creator for Mac. Highlight a file and click “Edit” to enter the edit interface. To video and movie files, you can crop, multiple trim, adjust effects, add watermarks and rotate them; to slideshow files, you can set the transition effects, add text and background music to make them more personalized and professional

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Step 4: Create Customized DVD menu (optional)

A unique DVD menu can add much color to your DVD. iSkysoft DVD Creator allows you create distinctive menus for your DVD with various built-in dynamic and static templates resources.

Free to download more animated DVD templates.

Step 5: Start to burn

iSkysoft DVD Creator provides four output options: DVD Disc, DVD Folder (Video_TS), ISO file and DVDMedia file. You can choose any of the output style to burn your files. Or if you would not like to burn them immediately, just save your edited files as a project file, which could be imported again for further editing or burning.