Magic Image Converter

Pictures come in different types, and size specifications. Some are fitted with special parameters, such as support for alpha channel, or multiple pages, and you might require a particular type in your projects. As such, specialized applications like Magic Image Converter can help you easily get the right format for image files.

It doesn’t take long before you get to check out the application’s set of features since the installer only keeps you busy for a little while. There’s one thing to be done first though, and that’s to check whether or not your PC is fitted with .NET Framework, because it’s a mandatory requirement for functionality.

The application presents its set of features in quite an intuitive, straightforward manner. Directly launching the executable only brings up a prompt with a description on how conversion actually works and is triggered. Sadly, you can only process one image file at a time, which can take a while if you want to convert a large collection.

You’re able to process some popular file formats like PNG, JPG, BMP, and ICO. It might be required to keep File Explorer at hand, because putting a process in motion means dropping the file you want to convert over the application’s shortcut or executable. Only then the configuration panel shows up.

Once added, a small thumbnail preview is generated to be sure it’s the file you wish to convert. Size can be adjusted with a slider, but note that quality can be affected if resolution is increased. Additional operations can be used to rotate and flip, as well as to delete the original picture. Selection of the desired format is all it takes to put the process in motion.

All things considered, we can safely state that Magic Image Converter is a fast method of obtaining a picture under the format you need. Sadly, you can’t convert multiple files at a time, and chances are you can encounter compatibility issues based on the Windows version used.