Image Converter

Depending on the program used to create them, pictures can be found under various different formats. However, you might encounter problems when trying to use particular formats in your work, case in which conversion is required, and this is where specialized applications like Image Converter come in handy.

Although you’re first taken through a setup process to ensure the functionality of the application, it’s also possible to have it deployed on a USB flash drive, because it doesn’t make changes to registry entries. You do, however, need to make sure that the target PC is fitted with .NET Framework, because it’s a mandatory requirement for functionality.

As far as the visual design is concerned, the application stores all of its features in a simple, yet intuitive environment. Multiple pictures can be added to the process, which are displayed in a large section, while the rest of the space shows functions you can use to define the process and output pictures.

Unfortunately, the amount of supported file formats isn’t really abundant, and you can only work with JPG, BMP, PNG, and GIF for input, whereas output only consists of JPG, BMP, and PNG. On the other hand, you’re able to process multiple images at a time, with the possibility to add items either through a drag and drop operation, or the browse dialog.

Items are delivered in a location of choice, while original files remain intact. Apart from output format selection, you can also define the pixel format. Unfortunately, there aren’t any effects to add, or the possibility to specify a different output resolution.

All things considered, we can state that Image Converter brings a pretty straightforward approach on picture conversion. It might not support a great variety of file formats, or functions to adjust resolution or other attributes, but it gets the job done for one or more pictures.