bin2img Portable

bin2img Portable is a small software application designed specifically for helping you convert binary files to PNG file format so you can upload the photos on image hosting sites.

This is the portable version of the program which helps you bypass the installation process and run the tool directly on your computer. You can also take advantage of the fact that it doesn’t store configuration files and write entries in the Windows registry.

You can copy it on any USB flash drive or other devices and take it with your whenever you need to convert binary files to images.

The user interface looks simple and gives you the possibility to switch between different view modes suitable for converting binary data to PNG file format or vice versa, converting binary files to PNG file format and activating the upload manager, or opening up the download manager.

You can change the looks of the utility by selecting between several themes.

bin2img Portable integrates an Explorer-like layout that helps you easily browse throughout the folders stored in your computer for the files that you want to convert. Plus, you can view details about each file, such as name, size and date when it was last changed.

What’s more, you can convert the selected files, create download scripts, split the input files, as well as check out details about the conversion process in the log panel. You can open the saving directory where the images are saved directly from the main panel.

bin2img allows out to upload data to a host (you need to provide the authentication parameters), create a single script, as well as download data from user-defined URLs.

There’s support for several tweaking parameters that help you pick the saving directories for the PNG and binary files, enter the TCP port, alter the file splitting process by a custom number of bytes and threads, as well as set up proxy parameters.

You can tweak the upload settings by specifying the number of simultaneous scripts and threads per script, keeping images at the end of the uploading process, and providing information about the authentication parameters (user and password). Plus, you can limit the number of simultaneous scripts and threads per script for the downloading task.

During our testing we have noticed that the application carries out a task quickly especially when dealing with small-sized files. When it comes to dealing with a large package, the utility may become unresponsive at times. It eats up CPU and memory, so the overall performance of the computer may be hampered.

To sum things up, bin2img Portable comes with a handy suite of features for helping you wrap binary files to PNG file format, split large items, download and convert files using .b2i script files and a custom URL protocol, as well as upload items to image hosting sites.