

So, for converting your files and folders to an ISO image file, you will need third-party ISO creator software. It only lets you mount and unmount ISO files with the built-in feature. Windows 11/10 OS doesn’t come with any native option or built-in tool to create ISO files. This can also be helpful to create a backup of your important files/folders as your data will remain saved in the ISO file. Once generated, you can burn the ISO file, open it or mount it as a virtual drive using double-click or share it with anyone you want. You can create an ISO file from a folder (including sub-folders and files), a file (like EXE, Audio, Video, documents, etc.), and/or a DVD/CD drive. This post includes some best free ISO maker tools for Windows 11/10.
