With Ventoy, you don't need to format the drive multiple times to move your files. You just need to copy ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI files to USB and boot them directly.
Support FAT32/exFAT/NTFS/UDF/XFS/Ext2(3)(4) for primary partition
ISO files larger than 4GB are supported
Original boot menu style for Legacy & UEFI
Most OS types supported, 840+ ISO files tested
Solution to boot Linux vDisk (vhd/vdi/raw.)
Not only boot but also complete the installation process
Menu can switch dynamically between ListView and TreeView mode
Plugin Framework and GUI plugin configurator
Insert the file into the runtime environment
Automatically replace the boot configuration file
Highly customizable theme and menu style
Supports USB write protection
USB normal use is not affected
Data is not destroyed during version upgrade
No need to update Ventoy when new distro is released
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Move your files and boot them
You can copy multiple files at once, the same way you can move files in your Windows GUI. Both UEFI and Legacy BIOS, as well as most types of operating systems, are supported by this tool. The developer has tested the tool with more than 550 ISO files and they work perfectly.
Very simple
The app does its job without cumbersome menus or extras, so it feels like you're interacting with a file rather than working with a tool. It's not clear why Ventoy added the EFI partition to the USB, perhaps so that people can boot UEFI.
Streamlined
Ventoy does not add some extraneous files to your USB to do its job. Ventoy shows you all the ISO files on your device in alphabetical order. There are no unnecessary menus when using Ventoy, as it is a very streamlined application.
Advantage
Replacing the old ISO with the newer one is very easy.
No extra menu needed.
Does not take up space of system files.
No Ventoy needed during transmission.
Defect
Doesn't state why it adds the EFI partition to the USB.