PDFConvert

PDF convert is a useful application designed to convert files between PDFs and images, Word documents, HTML, plain text, or EPUB.

It is a handy and reliable program designed as a two-way converter. The window is divided in three panels: the main and submenu, a file preview area, and the output settings. Apart from conversion, highlights include support for watermarks, editing metadata, as well as encrypting the output documents.

In order to create a PDF, you can start by picking a preferred category (image, text, Word, HTML, CHM, EPUB or MOBI), each containing basic formats such as JPEG, DOC, HTML, XML, TXT, and RTB.

Multiple files can be converted at the same time. The application is capable of filtering data by content type and lets you directly drag and drop them from the file explorer to the task list.

Images can be converted to separate PDFs or merged into one, as well as automatically fitted to the page, while the number of rows and columns per page can be modified.

After loading all files into the list, you have to click on the button in the right corner of the window, in order to create the document.

Another window pops up, showing the completion percentage, file location, number of remaining items, and estimated remaining task time. The default output directory is named "PDFConvert" and automatically opened when the conversion is completed.

The program doesn't support Digital Rights Management (DRM) for Word, EPUB and DJVU documents. This is why the output PDF file is left blank if the input document is DRM-protected.

For the transformation from PDF to the supported content types, the process is the same, only here you have to select an output format for each PDF file. For images, you can set the resolution, scale and quality. Moreover, the software utility gives you the possibility to split, join, optimize, encrypt and decrypt PDFs.

PDF convert is an easy-to-use application created to efficiently convert PDFs to other file types, such as images, Word documents, HTML, plain text, MOBI and EPUB, and vice versa, backed by other types of file operations dedicated to PDF.