DMG Blender for macOS is distributed as disk images (dmg-files). To mount the disk image, double-click on the dmg-file. Then drag Blender.app into the Applications folder. Depending on the Security and choosing the zip-file, you have to manually extract Blender to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. No start menu item will be created and no blend-file association will downloaded directly from the Blender website and extracted to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. For more information on creating a portable version of Blender, see

DMG Blender for macOS is distributed as disk images (dmg-files). To mount the disk image, double-click on the dmg-file. Then drag Blender.app into the Applications folder. Depending on the Security and choosing the zip-file, you have to manually extract Blender to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. No start menu item will be created and no blend-file association will downloaded directly from the Blender website and extracted to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. For more information on creating a portable version of Blender, see

DMG Blender for macOS is distributed as disk images (dmg-files). To mount the disk image, double-click on the dmg-file. Then drag Blender.app into the Applications folder. Depending on the Security and choosing the zip-file, you have to manually extract Blender to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. No start menu item will be created and no blend-file association will downloaded directly from the Blender website and extracted to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. For more information on creating a portable version of Blender, see

DMG Blender for macOS is distributed as disk images (dmg-files). To mount the disk image, double-click on the dmg-file. Then drag Blender.app into the Applications folder. Depending on the Security and choosing the zip-file, you have to manually extract Blender to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. No start menu item will be created and no blend-file association will downloaded directly from the Blender website and extracted to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. For more information on creating a portable version of Blender, see

DMG Blender for macOS is distributed as disk images (dmg-files). To mount the disk image, double-click on the dmg-file. Then drag Blender.app into the Applications folder. Depending on the Security and choosing the zip-file, you have to manually extract Blender to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. No start menu item will be created and no blend-file association will downloaded directly from the Blender website and extracted to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. For more information on creating a portable version of Blender, see

DMG Blender for macOS is distributed as disk images (dmg-files). To mount the disk image, double-click on the dmg-file. Then drag Blender.app into the Applications folder. Depending on the Security and choosing the zip-file, you have to manually extract Blender to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. No start menu item will be created and no blend-file association will downloaded directly from the Blender website and extracted to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. For more information on creating a portable version of Blender, see

DMG Blender for macOS are distributed on disk images (dmg-files). To mount the disk image double-click on the dmg-file. Then drag Blender.app into the Applications folder. Depending on the Security and choosing the zip-file you have to manually extract Blender to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. There is no installer to place Blender on the menu, but there is also downloaded directly from the Blender website and extracted to the desired folder, where you can double click the executable to run Blender. For more information on creating a portable version of Blender, see

DMG Blender for macOS are distributed on disk images (dmg-files). To mount the disk image double-click on the dmg-file. Then drag Blender.app into the Applications folder. Depending on the Security and choosing the zip-file you have to manually extract Blender to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. There is no installer to place Blender on the menu, but there is also downloaded directly from the Blender website and extracted to the desired folder, where you can double click the executable to run Blender. For more information on creating a portable version of Blender, see

DMG Blender for macOS is distributed as disk images (dmg-files). To mount the disk image, double-click on the dmg-file. Then drag Blender.app into the Applications folder. Depending on the Security and choosing the zip-file, you have to manually extract Blender to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. No start menu item will be created and no blend-file association will downloaded directly from the Blender website and extracted to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. For more information on creating a portable version of Blender, see

DMG Blender for macOS is distributed as disk images (dmg-files). To mount the disk image, double-click on the dmg-file. Then drag Blender.app into the Applications folder. Depending on the Security and choosing the zip-file, you have to manually extract Blender to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. No start menu item will be created and no blend-file association will downloaded directly from the Blender website and extracted to the desired folder, where you can double-click the executable to run Blender. For more information on creating a portable version of Blender, see