Aleph Void QEMU Manager
by alephvoid
$9.99
For support requests, please create an issue here: https://github.com/aleph-void/qemu-manager.alephvoid.com/issues
Create, run and manage QEMU virtual machines with a clean desktop app instead of hand-written command lines.
QEMU is one of the most capable virtualization tools there is, but using it means typing long command lines. QEMU Frontend gives you a proper desktop app for it. You build a VM from a hardware list, start it, and use it in a built-in console window. Everything QEMU can do is still there.
THE WINDOWS VERSION DOES NOT HAVE TPM SUPPORT BECAUSE QEMU ON WINDOWS DOES NOT HAVE TPM SUPPORT.
What you can do
- Run almost any architecture. It supports 18 guest CPU families: x86, ARM, RISC-V, POWER, MIPS, LoongArch, IBM Z, SPARC, m68k, Alpha and PA-RISC. Machine types and CPU models come straight from your installed QEMU.
- Build hardware from a list. Set CPUs, memory, BIOS or UEFI firmware, and virtio, NVMe, SATA, IDE or USB disks. Add ISO images, boot order, sound cards, serial ports and host USB devices. You can create new disks or grow existing ones.
- Use full hardware acceleration. It uses KVM, Hypervisor.framework or WHPX automatically when the guest matches your CPU, and falls back to emulation when it doesn't.
- Use the VM in a built-in console. The console runs inside the app, with a fresh random password for every boot. A native QEMU window or headless mode is there if you prefer.
- Take snapshots that include memory. A snapshot taken while the VM runs restores it exactly where it was, even after a shutdown.
- Clone in an instant. Full clones copy every disk. Linked clones are created instantly and only store what changes.
- Import and export appliances. It reads OVA and OVF files from VMware, VirtualBox and other tools. It maps the hardware and converts the disks for you, and exports OVAs that re-import exactly.
- Add a virtual TPM 2.0 for Windows 11 and BitLocker guests.
- Choose your networking. NAT with port forwarding works everywhere, and bridged networking is available where your OS supports it.
- Get help installing QEMU. A setup page detects your QEMU, installs or updates it, and tells you when a new version is out.
- See exactly what runs. You can view the full QEMU command line for any VM and add your own arguments.
- Keep VMs portable. Each VM is a self-contained folder with its configuration, disks and firmware settings.
Licensing
- Your purchase includes a license key, shown on your receipt.
- Paste it into the app on first launch. Activation needs an internet
- After that the app works offline and checks in about once a week.
- One key activates up to 10 of your machines.
- The system QEMU package can be overriden per VM to use a customized version of QEMU with a specific VM.
Requirements
QEMU Frontend runs QEMU but doesn't include it.