Ximage

Ximage is a very simple image converter that works with three of the most popular formats on the market.

Simplicity is in most cases greatly appreciated, but not this time and definitely not by professional users who expect to find plenty of configurable parameters.

Basically, Ximage requires just two clicks: one to open the image to be resized and the other one to select the output format.

A small preview panel is available in the main window, and so are three separate buttons aimed at allowing users to easily choose the output format, which can be BMP, JPG or PNG.

As said, there are no configurable parameters, and while this may be a good thing for beginners, it's not the same for experienced users who may expect to find plenty of configuration options for each supported format. Ximage doesn't even ask for an output folder, but instead it automatically places the converted files in the root directory.

Drag and drop support is missing too, so you have to use the built-in “Opel File” feature every time you wish to start a new conversion.

And speaking of the conversion task, it all takes just a few seconds and the computer isn't stressed up at all, with Ximage running smoothly on all Windows versions out there.

All things considered, Ximage is just an interesting project and nothing more. It needs only basic computer knowledge, but it lacks too many important features to become a must-have for many users out there.