WorkinTool Image Converter

Converting images requires capable software to handle the task. As it is often in life, good things come at a price, and that isn't much different in the computer world. Even in a rather over-saturated market, finding software up for the job isn't as easy as one may think.

In such a scenario, WorkinTool Image Converter is a good shout for those looking to convert their photos to a different format. While the tool offers several options for conversion, it also features various image editing capabilities.

At first glance, the program seems very approachable, as working with it should be fairly straightforward regardless of your experience level with such apps. The functions and their prerogatives are clearly delineated, making it easy to maneuver the software.

Before everything, I should note that the program seems to require an internet connection to boot up. Without one, a blank interface will be displayed, preventing users from interacting with the app. This may be a deal-breaker to some, and rightfully so.

If all is right with your internet connection, then you'll be happy to know that you can convert many types of images within a few clicks. You also get a preview of the other tools in the Picture Toolbox and For Fun repertoires, but a license is required to save your results.

The Picture Toolbox and Edit Pictures for Fun menus are where users can take advantage of the additional features the program offers. You can make a portrait ID-photo ready, remove and add watermarks, as well as edit your shots. There's a huge variety of effects and filters, and each of them can be used to your discretion.

Photo Restoration can colorize black and white photos, and there's also an upscaler function to enlarge one's shots. In addition to that, collages can be made through the Pic Collage function quickly and simply.

WorkinTool Image Converter is a tool that tries to be more than a simple image converter. Whether it succeeds or not is up to the individual user and their needs: the program is fairly solid, but there are some quirks that may not be everyone's cup of tea, such as the mandatory internet connection requirement.