PiCode

Be it that you wish to solve some interoperability issue with images when dealing with different programs, want to save storage space by resorting to a different format, or simply require a switch, having the ability to perform image conversions still remains essential in the digital world. There are countless online services and dedicated programs that offer such functionality, and PiCode aims to provide a simple take on the process, by offering you only the essentials in terms of conversion, support for multiple formats, as well as some extra functionality, in the form of image merging.

As I expected, the application does come sporting bulk processing capabilities, to the benefit of efficiency, and although such functionality is a staple by today’s standards, it is always nice to see it included with such software.

You will be able to also get a good preview of all the loaded images, individually, which can help with identifying if the right data has been added, although there are no options for changing the main viewing area for the file list, to say, thumbnails.

In addition to the well-established conversion capabilities, and here I must mention that the app offers support for a wide range of output formats, you will also be able to perform a so-called image merging.

This refers to transferring the selected images to PDF format, on independent pages, basically yielding a multi-page, multi-image PDF document.

Testing out PiCode has revealed a multitude of good things, especially pertaining to its support for multiple output formats, as well as its overall easy-going demeanor and accessible handling.