The app is Windows-only, so if you’re on Linux, check out the Rufus alternatives listed below.
Here are some apps you can use to create bootable USB drives:
- Etcher – works with ISO, IMG, and DMG images.
- UNetbootin – downloads images from the internet and can write a dozen different distros.
- Universal USB Installer – formats USB drives and creates partitions on them.
- WoeUSB – works through both the command line and a graphical interface.
- Ventoy – a console utility.
- Multisystem – supports multi-boot USB drives.
- Gnome MultiWriter – writes an image to two USB drives at once.