Get comfortable with your Mac.
Macs are known for being simple, but switching from Windows or learning one for the first time still comes with questions. Where are my files? How do I right-click? What's the Dock?
Our Mac guides answer those questions and more, with clear steps for macOS on MacBook, iMac and Mac mini.
How to Use AirDrop Between iPhone and Mac
Send photos, videos, and files from your iPhone to your Mac with AirDrop, using simple steps and fixes for common problems.
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Mac basics
The Dock, Finder, menus and windows, explained.
Back up your memories
Set up Time Machine and iCloud the easy way.
Work with iPhone
Share photos, messages and calls between your devices.
Keep it fast
Storage, updates and simple maintenance.
Step-by-step help
How to Make Text Bigger on Your Mac
How to Force Quit a Frozen App on a Mac
How to Free Up Storage on Your Mac
10 Mac Keyboard Shortcuts Every Beginner Should Know
How to Right-Click on a Mac
How to Take a Screenshot on a Mac
Switching from Windows to Mac: A Beginner's Guide
How to Uninstall Apps on a Mac
How to Update macOS Safely
How to Back Up Your Mac with Time Machine
Little tricks that make a big difference
- Press Command + Space to open Spotlight and search for anything on your Mac.
- To right-click on a trackpad, tap with two fingers at the same time.
- Press Command + Q to fully close an app, not just its window.
Mac FAQ
Is it hard to switch from Windows to Mac?
Not at all. Most things work similarly, and a few keyboard shortcuts are all you need to learn. Our guides help you through it.
Do Macs need antivirus?
macOS has strong built-in protection. Keep it updated and only install apps from the App Store or trusted websites.
Which macOS version do I have?
Click the Apple menu in the top-left corner and choose About This Mac.
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