IntuneWin App Utility

Intune Packaging Utility Win32 (.intunewin)

IntuneWin App Utility

A clean, admin-friendly GUI that converts any EXE or MSI installer into a ready-to-upload .intunewin package in seconds — with smart detection, validations, and accurate output details.

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What this tool does

Packaging Win32 apps for Microsoft Intune often means running command lines and double-checking paths. This utility streamlines the workflow: pick a source folder, let the tool detect the installer automatically, choose an output folder, and generate a compatible .intunewin package with clear status messages.

Best for admins who package apps frequently and want a fast, clean experience with fewer mistakes (wrong file selection, missing output folder, missing IntuneWinAppUtil, etc.).

Main features

Auto-detect setup files

When you select a source folder, the tool scans for EXE/MSI and selects the first valid installer automatically.

Accurate output name & size

After packaging, it shows the final .intunewin file name and its real size (formatted correctly).

Clean modern interface

Minimal UI focused on speed and clarity, designed for real packaging workflows and daily admin use.

Validation engine

Validates source folder, installer location/type, output folder creation, and missing IntuneWinAppUtil scenarios.

Microsoft packaging engine

Uses Microsoft’s IntuneWinAppUtil.exe to generate packages that are fully compatible with Intune Win32 apps.

Clear status & logs

Live messages explain what’s happening (success, warning, error) so you can troubleshoot quickly.

How to use the tool

1
Open the tool. Run the EXE (no PowerShell window required).
2
Select a source folder. Pick a folder that contains your EXE or MSI installer.
3
Let auto-detection do the work. The installer is detected and selected automatically (no manual browsing needed).
4
Choose output folder. Use the same folder or select a custom output location.
5
Create the package. Click “Create Package” to generate the .intunewin file.
6
Upload to Intune. Go to Microsoft Intune → Apps → Windows app (Win32) and upload the output package.

Why this tool?

Built for enterprise environments where packaging is frequent and time matters. It reduces manual steps, prevents common errors, and provides a clean experience suitable for Intune admins, endpoint engineers, and support teams.