Before downloading a DMG, ensure your hardware is compatible. Mojave supports the following Mac models:

As Apple continues to release new operating systems like Sonoma and Sequoia, many users find themselves needing—or wanting—to return to older, more stable versions. Among the most searched "legacy" operating systems is macOS Mojave (10.14). If you have searched for you are likely looking for a way to download the installer without waiting for the Mac App Store or because the official download is no longer available for your specific machine.

macOS Mojave was the last version of macOS to support 32-bit applications. When Apple released macOS Catalina (10.15), they removed support for 32-bit apps entirely. This created a massive fracture in the Mac user base.

However, caution is vital. Random Google Drive links can contain modified or malicious files.

If you need a DMG or ISO for a Virtual Machine, it is safer to create one yourself using the official App Store download. You can use the terminal command hdiutil to convert the official installer into a DMG file. This ensures the file is safe, signed by Apple, and untouched by third parties.

: If your current Mac version prevents downloading older installers, use the Mist utility to download the full installer directly from Apple's servers. Creating a Bootable DMG or USB