Frequent Asked Questions (FAQs)

Yes. DMGKit includes visual alignment tools and positioning controls so you can place design elements with pixel-level precision.

Yes. DMGKit supports signing and notarization workflows so your final installer is ready for distribution with Apple’s security requirements.

Yes. DMGKit can support notarizing the application bundle first, then packaging it into the final DMG depending on your selected settings.

You can design and prepare installers without them, but code signing and notarization features require valid Apple Developer credentials and configured signing identities.

Yes. DMGKit supports reusable design templates so you can keep a consistent installer style across projects.

Yes. You can use the designer workflow to create and save backgrounds or templates even before exporting a final installer.

Yes. You can switch the installer direction and arrow orientation to match the visual flow you want.

Yes. DMGKit includes live preview tools so you can compare your design before export.

That is the goal. DMGKit is built to keep the designer canvas, preview, and final exported DMG aligned as closely as possible.

Yes. You can bring your own background art and build your installer design around it.

Image Resolution must be 1600px x 1000px.

Yes. DMGKit supports placing visual elements on the design canvas so you can build more custom installer presentations.

Yes. DMGKit can export the designed background as an image for reuse or backup.

No, but it is especially useful for people shipping Mac apps who want a more professional installer presentation without manually building everything themselves.

Design and local export workflows can work offline, but notarization-related steps require Apple services and therefore need an internet connection.

DMGKit brings the visual design, layout control, signing flow, and export process into one app, which saves time and reduces the number of manual steps.

No. DMGKit is focused on DMG-based distribution workflows, not Mac App Store packaging or submission.

Yes. It’s a good fit for freelancers and studios who prepare branded macOS deliverables for clients.

Yes. You can use it for a single polished release or as part of a repeatable release pipeline with saved settings and templates.

DMGKit can help surface the stage where the failure happened, but notarization errors usually relate to signing identity issues, entitlement problems, Apple account configuration, or bundle contents.

No. You can start simple and still get a much cleaner installer than a bare default setup.

Yes. If you run into issues or need help with signing, layout, export, or notarization setup, support is available through the contact options listed on the website.