Convert Common Image Formats
Convert images between JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF, WEBP, TIFF, and other everyday formats, with batch input support for larger folders and repeated production tasks.
Convert JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, GIF, HEIC, RAW, and other image formats on Windows, then batch resize, crop, rename, rotate, compress, split, merge, classify, or export images to PDF from one desktop tool.
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GiliSoft Image Converter is a Windows image conversion tool for users who need to turn mixed image sources into practical output formats. It supports common image formats such as JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF, WEBP, and TIFF, as well as professional or device-oriented sources such as HEIC and RAW.
It is also useful when image conversion is only part of the job. You can batch resize, crop, rotate, rename, classify, compress, split, merge, and export images to PDF before delivery, publishing, archiving, or handoff to another team.
Convert images between JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF, WEBP, TIFF, and other everyday formats, with batch input support for larger folders and repeated production tasks.
Convert RAW and HEIC photos into more compatible formats for editing, upload, sharing, or archive use when device or software compatibility matters.
Prepare many images at once by resizing dimensions, cropping consistent areas, correcting orientation, and applying clearer file names before delivery.
Reduce image file size for websites, email, documents, and storage while keeping output quality practical for the intended use.
Combine one or more images into PDF files for easier review, printing, document sharing, or archive delivery.
Split large images into sections, merge images horizontally, vertically, or in a grid, and classify files by format, size, time, or other practical rules.
Batch conversion saved us manual time when processing product image folders.
HEIC to JPG conversion is stable, and upload compatibility issues are much easier to avoid.
RAW conversion quality is reliable for moving camera files into our design process.
Compression settings helped us reduce web image size while keeping visual quality acceptable.
Convert JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, GIF, HEIC, RAW, and other image files into formats that are easier to edit, upload, print, or share.
Resize, crop, rotate, rename, compress, and classify large image sets for stores, reports, websites, documents, or internal libraries.
Standardize file formats, reduce image size, and prepare consistent outputs for CMS upload, e-commerce listings, social assets, and campaign delivery.
Convert HEIC or RAW images from phones and cameras into more widely supported formats before editing, backup, or sharing.
It covers more than format conversion by adding resizing, cropping, renaming, rotation, compression, classification, split, merge, and PDF output tools.
Batch controls help when many images need the same output format, size, naming pattern, orientation, or compression setting.
HEIC and RAW support makes it easier to prepare phone photos, camera files, and mixed source folders for common Windows and web use.
Conversion, compression, PDF output, splitting, merging, and folder organization stay together instead of being scattered across small single-task tools.
Prepare phone photos for older apps, websites, forms, email, shared folders, or Windows software that does not accept HEIC directly.
Turn RAW files into more practical formats for review, design handoff, upload, archive, or non-specialist users.
Reduce dimensions and file size before uploading product photos, article images, screenshots, marketing assets, or support documentation.
Package scans, screenshots, reference images, proofs, or visual records into PDF files for easier sharing and printing.
Editors highlighted stable image conversion quality and practical batch tools for JPG, PNG, HEIC, RAW, and other mixed-format sources.
Reviewers praised consistency during repeated batch conversion, resizing, renaming, and compression tasks.
Independent notes described the product as useful for predictable output quality and low learning overhead in routine image delivery work.
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