Converted image batches come out in a chosen format with the same edits applied across files. reaConverter combines batch conversion, image adjustments, and automation tools for repeatable jobs.
reaConverter applies the same edits to an entire batch
Add individual files, folders, or a file list, then select an output format and configure its options. The batch can include resizing, cropping, rotating, watermarking, and color adjustments. These actions apply across the selected files, including images inside folder trees.
Format-specific controls include compression, color depth, DPI, page ranges, and layer handling. Once set for the chosen output, those settings carry through the batch. reaConverter supports more than 800 formats, spanning common images, camera RAW, CAD drawings, PDFs, DICOM, GIS, and Gerber files.
Watch Folders and command-line jobs automate repeat conversions
Run a batch from the desktop or save the task as a Watch Folder or command-line job. Watch Folders act when files arrive, while command-line tasks can be scheduled. An Explorer right-click action provides another way to start conversion without opening the main workflow.
- Use Watch Folders for files added to a designated location.
- Run command-line jobs as part of a scheduled process.
- Start a conversion from Windows Explorer.
Choose the output settings before starting a batch
Start by adding the files or folders to process. Pick the destination format, open its settings, and add any required editing actions before running the conversion. A prepared job can then be saved for repeated use through a Watch Folder or command-line workflow.
Pros
- Converts CAD, PDF, DICOM, GIS, Gerber, RAW, and image formats
- Applies resize, crop, rotation, watermarks, and color adjustments in batches
- Supports Explorer actions, Watch Folders, and command-line jobs
System requirements: Windows 10, Windows 11
Can reaConverter convert CAD and DICOM files?
Yes. Its supported formats include CAD drawings and DICOM, along with PDFs, GIS, Gerber, RAW photos, and common image formats.
Which edits can be applied to a batch?
The batch editor can resize, crop, rotate, add watermarks, and adjust color across files.
Can conversions run without opening the desktop workflow each time?
Yes. Save a task as a Watch Folder or command-line job, or start it from an Explorer right-click action.
