ImageConverter 1.5.9 Update

Update

• Made it easier to choose size and output format right after adding files
• Moved size settings to a more convenient spot for a smoother workflow
• Added height-based resizing for more flexible size control
• Improved the auto-convert flow so it finishes more smoothly

• You can change various image formats.
• Save JPG with higher compression using MozJPEG.
• Specify the width and the image will be resized accordingly.
• Supports PDF, SVG, AI, PSD, PNG, JPG, GIF, WEBP, and TGA.
• Images with file signature information are recognized even if they don't have an extension.

Homepage

• ImageConverter: https://imageconverter.kilho.net

History

• Version 1.5.8 (2026/03/01)
  • Fixed an issue where certain image files were not recognized correctly
  • Improved stability for detecting newer image formats
• Version 1.5.7 (2026/02/03)
  • Fixed issues that could occur during image file processing to improve overall stability
  • Improved handling of external image files for enhanced application safety
• Version 1.5.6 (2026/01/09)
  • Fixed an issue that could cause an error during program shutdown while checking for updates
• Version 1.5.5 (2025/10/15)
  • Fixed an error that occurred during file conversion

License

• ImageConverter is freeware.
• You can use it freely anywhere, including at home, at work, in government offices, and at school.
• You are free to distribute it anywhere.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Is ImageConverter free?
  Yes, ImageConverter is free to use anywhere, including at home, at work, in government offices, and at school.
• Which image formats does it support?
  It supports conversion between most image formats, including PDF, SVG, PSD, PNG, JPG, GIF, and WEBP.
• Can I save JPG images with a higher compression ratio?
  Yes, MozJPEG technology lets you save images with a higher compression ratio than standard JPG.
• Do I need to install it?
  No, you can use ImageConverter right away without installing anything.
• Can I convert multiple images at once?
  Yes, you can drag multiple images into the list and convert them all at once.

Related Links

• Update information: https://blog.kilho.net/archives/notice/2940