Apple Configurator 2for Mac

Apple Configurator 2 is a Mac tool made by Apple that helps organize and set up many iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs simultaneously. Since 2012, it's been free to download on the Mac App Store, making it easier for IT people to keep everything running smoothly on their Macs.

What can Apple Configurator 2 do?

Apple Configurator 2 is a handy app that lets you set up a bunch of Apple devices quickly. If you're in charge of getting iPads or iPhones ready for students or employees, this app can save you a lot of time. Here’s what it does:

• Lets you set up many devices at once.
• Updates all devices to the latest software.
• Adds the apps and settings you choose.
• Lets you name devices and change their backgrounds.
• Shows you detailed info about each device.
• Works with Apple's systems for schools and businesses to easily share apps.
• Lets you create a "Blueprint," which is like a master plan you can apply to lots of devices to set them up the same way.
• Can be automated, which means you can make it do tasks on its own, saving even more time.
• Uses iCloud Drive, so you can keep your settings the same across different computers.

This makes Apple Configurator 2 super useful for anyone who needs to manage a lot of Apple devices.

Is Apple Configurator 2 free?

Yes, Apple Configurator 2 is totally free. This is great because it means any school or business, no matter how big or small, can use it without spending extra money.

Can I install Apple Configurator 2 on iPad?

While Apple Configurator 2 can manage iPads and other Apple devices, you can't install the app directly on an iPad. It needs to be used on a Mac with at least macOS 14.0. But once it's set up on a Mac, you can manage:

• iPad
• iPad Pro
• iPad mini
• iPhone
• Apple TV (3rd generation) profile installation only
• Apple TV (HD or 4K)
• Apple silicon revive or restore on specific Mac computers. 
• Apple T2 Security Chip revive or restore on specific Mac computers. 

Apple Configurator 2 is a must-have for anyone who needs to set up a lot of Apple devices. It's free, it works with lots of gadgets, and it makes a big job much easier.