Need a whole folder of pictures in another format or size? The free Converseen converter handles batch conversion, resizing, rotation and compression through a drag-and-drop workflow for preparing multiple pictures.
From a file list to converted images
Add the pictures to Converseen by dragging them into the program, then choose an output format for the batch. The workflow is centered on applying the same conversion task across multiple images, avoiding the need to open and save each file separately.
Output choices include common formats such as JPEG, PNG, GIF, and TIFF, along with JPEG 2000, DPX, EXR, PhotoCD, PostScript, SVG, and PDF.
What can be changed before conversion?
Converseen can resize pictures as part of the conversion workflow. The size setting lets you keep the existing dimensions or choose a resized output. The program also supports batch rotation and compression, which can prepare a group of images for a consistent destination or smaller files.
Preparing a batch
Start by adding the images to the file list, select the target format, and set the desired output size if resizing is needed. Then apply the conversion to the batch.
- Use JPEG or PNG for common image-sharing workflows.
- Choose PDF when the converted output needs to be a document.
- SVG and PostScript are among the available output formats.
Pros
- Batch conversion, resizing, rotation, and compression
- Output options include JPEG, PNG, TIFF, GIF, and PDF
- Drag-and-drop file selection
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11 · 32-bit and 64-bit
Can Converseen convert several images in one operation?
Yes. Add multiple pictures to the file list and apply the chosen conversion to the batch.
Can I resize images while converting them?
Yes. You can keep the current dimensions or choose a resized output.
Which output formats does Converseen support?
Formats include JPEG, JPEG 2000, PNG, GIF, TIFF, DPX, EXR, PhotoCD, PDF, PostScript, and SVG.