Advanced batch image converter,
340+ formats supported.
Every year thousands of users around the world save
thousands of hours using ReaConverter Pro.
For the "Power-User", we recommend using this image
converter. As well as providing every conceivable format
an image professional may encounter, this specialist
application provides a command line utility, allowing
the user to process images in console mode. And of course,
we've added all the most useful features found in our
standard product, such as image editing and the most
efficient batch process in any software of this type!
To combine the batch conversion with image editing -
Just choose an image editing action, set parameters
and add a command to your script. Before adding an image-editing
command to the script you may apply it to the test image.
Also, you can test the script or any action on a test
image. Every script can be saved and loaded if needed.
The new version now supports more saving parameters.
It has advanced dpi and color resolutions settings,
and allows IPTC and transparency information to be copied
from the original file. It also allows you to add date+time
prefixes and suffixes of resulting files, overwrite
initial thumbnail files by output and specify new resize
options for thumbnail files.
ReaConverter Pro also bears our famous ReaSoft.com trademark
- it's fast!
Main features:
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Convert images to
JPG, GIF, BMP, PBM, PGM, PNG, PPM, TGA, TIF image
formats from any (BMP, DCR, EMF, GIF, ICO, JPEG,
PBM, PCX, PGM, PNG, PPM, TIFF, TGA, WMF, FPX,
EPS...).
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Resize, crop, rotate
and mirror images, change color resolution. Change
image's brightness, contrast, and gamma.
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Modify images using
sharpen, detail, smooth, blur, and contour effects.
Add transparency watermarks and borders. Make
transparent PNGs and GIFs.
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A command line utility
allows you to process image files in console mode.
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EPS and multi-page
PDF, TIF and GIF support.
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System requirements:
Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP, 16Mb RAM, Pentium 90Mhz
processor.
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