Launched alongside iOS 16, iPadOS 16 and watchOS 9 at WWDC 2022, macOS Ventura has several interesting new features, including a redesigned Settings app, Stage Manager, FaceTime hand-off and more. And yes, if you have a registered Apple developer account, you can install macOS 13 Ventura beta on your Mac without any problem. Well, even if you don't have a developer account, you're out of luck. Yes, you heard right! You can download and install macOS 13 Ventura beta without a developer account as well. Let me walk you through the process in this detailed guide.

Since macOS 13 is still a work in progress and will undergo rigorous beta testing before its official release this fall, you should be prepared to deal with a plethora of bugs and issues. Issues like unexpected battery drain, overheating, and random reboots are quite common in pre-release software. Not to mention, dreaded issues like bricking and data loss can plague your device if you don't follow the instructions carefully. Therefore, we suggest you back up your Mac device before proceeding.

Fortunately, there are several ways to back up your personal data and information on Mac devices.

Thanks to Time Machine, the built-in backup feature of macOS, you can back up your apps, photos, music, documents and other personal data automatically.