Hi. Are you pertaining to the device's MAC address? If you are, you don't actually need a tool to do it as it is doable by going through the platform's settings.
For Windows: Device Manager > Under Network Adapter, select your network adapter (WIFI or LAN) > Right click to Properties > Advanced > Select "Network Address" on the properties list > Enable "Value" option and enter your desired MAC Address without any separating characters.
For Mac: Open your Terminal Window (press Command + Space, type “Terminal,” and then press Enter) > In the terminal, Run the g command: sudo ifconfig en0 xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
You will need to change "en0" depending on which network interface you are using ( en0 or en1 ). To know which one to use, run "ifconfig" command to check which is for your WIFI or LAN.