To make a bootable USB for Linux or Windows, you can use one of the following Pendrive Linux utilities. Both tools provide a categorized list of example bootable distributions, information on where to download the ISO files, and links to each corresponding project page. If you are just getting started, we recommend using YUMI exFAT as it supports multibooting from both BIOS and UEFI systems and is the most frequently updated. It can also be run from within most modern Linux environments using WINE.
YUMI Multiboot USB Boot Creator Tool:
Multiboot USB bootable software for Windows or Linux. This utility is the successor to the singular Universal Installer. It is a multiboot tool created for the purpose of multibooting. In that it allows you to multi boot from USB drive multiple ISO files, Linux distributions, Windows setup installers, antivirus utilities, and PC system diagnostic tools.
Universal USB Installer (UUI) - Bootable USB Software:
A popular USB bootable software for Windows or Linux. Created over 15 years ago, it was one of the first automated tools that could make Live Linux ISO distributions and Windows boot from USB. UUI was recently updated to support an exFAT file system for storage + multibooting and now works like YUMI.
Boot and run your favorite operating systems and tools from a USB flash drive. Copy ISO to USB and take your portable operating system with you to run at any computer that can boot from a USB drive. You can also automate the process and boot multiple ISO files from one flash drive or micro sd card by using a multiboot installer media creation tool like YUMI to create a multisystem UFD.