Deepin Boot Maker vs SARDU MultiBoot Creator

Deepin Boot Maker is a free, open-source utility from the deepin Community for creating a Deepin boot disk. The workflow is to choose an ISO image, select a USB disk, start creating the disk, and complete the process. It is designed for Deepin installation ISOs and also works with Ubuntu live installation ISOs; ISO files can be added by dragging and dropping them. The official download directory lists a Windows executable and a macOS ZIP archive. On Linux, Deepin users can install the program from the repository with `sudo apt-get install deepin-boot-maker`; the README says the only binary release is currently from a Deepin OS ISO. The project uses the GPL-3.0-only license and links to its source code. For usage help, it lists a wiki, forum, Developer Center, and Matrix. The project encourages issue reports and contributions. No paid plans or usage limits are stated.

SARDU MultiBoot Creator builds bootable media for computer maintenance from a catalog of more than 300 ISO images, organized into Antivirus, Utility, Linux, and Windows categories. It can create a multiboot rescue disk on a USB flash drive or DVD, and its downloader can fetch selected images and build a USB drive in one step. The resulting media can support Windows installation, cloning, backup and restore, data recovery, password recovery or change, RAM testing, and hard disk checks. SARDU is portable: unzip the download and run it without installation. Version 6.1.0 is offered for Windows and 4.4.0 for GNU Linux. Free licenses are for personal, non-commercial use; PRO licenses permit commercial use. PRO includes BIOS Legacy and UEFI boot support, while free licenses do not include the stated PRO UEFI feature. Secure Boot must be disabled for the described Windows installation workflow. SARDU offers free plans and paid options from €11.90. Support is available through an FAQ and by email in Italian or English.