PTXPrint is a tool running on macOS, Linux and Windows to create read-to-print PDFs mainly for complex bible layout. It uses source text as input from Paratext but Paratext itself is not required.
This is a non-official release of PTXPrint for macOS Intel chip (x86_64) because PTXPrint does only works with macOS Apple Silicon.
But you can download PTXPrint for macOS Intel here, or compile it by yourself, see Links [1] below.
https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Source+Code+Pro
Just double click on all font files within macOS Finder to install fonts. This is required because it seems to be that this font is hard coded somehow.
% brew install xetex
If you do not have Homebrew (brew) for macOS, install it, see here: https://brew.sh/
PTXPrint for macOS Intel
https://www.flagsoft.com/public/ptxprint/
Available versions:
PTXPrint 2.9.5
PTXPrint 2.9.6
PTXPrint 3.0
PTXPrint 3.0.30
PTXPrint 3.0.31
PTXPrint 3.0.32
PTXPrint 3.0.33
PTXPrint 3.0.34
PTXPrint 3.0.35
PTXPrint 3.0.36
PTXPrint 3.0.37
% sha256sum PTXprint.zip
Just double click the PTXprint.app from Finder within macOS.
If something goes wrong, start the app from command line like this and check output:
% ./PTXprint.app/Contents/MacOS/PTXprint-app
[1] https://github.com/flagsoft/ptx2pdf - Github fork of PTXPrint for macOS Intel version.
[2] https://software.sil.org/ptxprint/download/ - PTXPrint official version, but macOS apple silicon only versions. [AUG. 2026]
[3] https://paratext.org/ - Paratext, Text editor to create complex bibel layouts.
[4] https://software.sil.org/ptxprint/learn/ - Getting Started: Instructions, Tooltips, Slides & Videos to get you on your way