If you are looking for a way to , the short answer is that Microsoft never released a native version of InfoPath for macOS .

: This does not allow you to design or edit the underlying form structure, only to fill it out. 2. Running InfoPath on Mac via Virtualization

: You can fill and submit data just as you would on a Windows machine.

To use the full InfoPath Designer client on a Mac, you must run it within a Windows environment. This is the only way to edit .xsn files natively.

: The form must be published as a browser-compatible template by the designer.

InfoPath was built specifically for the Windows operating system and reached its final release with InfoPath 2013. Microsoft has officially discontinued the software and plans to retire the service entirely on .

If your forms are hosted on SharePoint, you do not need to download InfoPath to fill them out. You can use or Mozilla Firefox on your Mac to access "browser-enabled" forms.

While there is no "free Mac download" for InfoPath, there are several effective workarounds and modern alternatives that allow you to manage your forms on a Mac. 1. The Browser Workaround (Free & Built-in)