Need to convert a group of photos, resize them, or save them in a format another app accepts? Pixillion Image Converter handles batch conversion and image adjustments, with a preview of the output format, compression settings, and resized dimensions before conversion.
How do you convert a batch of images?
Add images by dragging them into Pixillion, then choose an output format and set any needed options. The conversion screen includes a preview, along with the chosen format, compression settings, and dimensions for resized images. After selecting the output settings, convert the queued files together.
Formats include common choices such as JPG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, BMP, PDF, and WEBP. The program also opens many camera RAW formats, including ARW, CR2, CR3, DNG, NEF, and RAF. That range supports workflows such as converting camera files to JPEG or preparing WEBP images as JPG files.
What can you change while converting?
Pixillion can resize, rotate, crop, and flip images as part of the conversion workflow. Batch resizing applies entered dimensions to multiple files, while compression settings let you adjust output file size for supported formats. Text captions, text or image watermarks, and logos are also available.
Color tools include brightness, contrast, saturation, exposure, and temperature adjustments, along with effects such as black and white, sepia, negative, color boost, and auto levels. A preview shows the effect of watermarking before the converted image is saved.
Can Pixillion convert vector and RAW images?
The program supports vector formats such as SVG, WMF, and EMF, and can preserve vector graphics when converting between vector formats. It can also trace JPG, PNG, and BMP artwork into SVG; that conversion is aimed at simple graphics such as black-and-white line drawings and logos.
RAW camera files can be converted in batches along with other image formats. Pixillion also offers image metadata updates and a right-click conversion option, providing alternate ways to handle individual files.
Pros
- Batch conversion and resizing for multiple images
- Handles camera RAW formats including CR2, NEF, and DNG
- Adds text or image watermarks during conversion
- Can trace JPG, PNG, and BMP images into SVG
Cons
- The free version is restricted to non-commercial use
- Raster-to-SVG tracing works best with black-and-white line art
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11
Can Pixillion convert several images at once?
Yes. Add multiple images and convert them together, including when resizing or compressing a batch.
Can it convert camera RAW files to JPG?
Yes. It supports RAW formats including CR2, CR3, NEF, DNG, and ARW, and JPG is an output format.
Can Pixillion turn a PNG into an SVG?
Yes. It can trace PNG images into SVG, with the best results on black-and-white line art.
