Freeware Tools: Imagenator 1.0.5

Whether you are a graphic designer who works with various images at different resolutions or simply need to convert your pictures to formats that you never heard before, Imagenator comes in handy. The program supports a range of format-specific options. Export to ICO, say, and you can select an icon resolution from 16x16 to 256x256; JPEGs have Quality and Subsampling options; EXRs give you control over image compression (you can choose lossy, lossless, or none at all), and more. This is a portable tool, hence there's no installation required to use it.

The main purpose of the application is to convert multiple pictures to various formats such as PBM RAW, TARGA, KOALA, FAXG3 or DDS.

There are professional graphic designers who need to work with these kinds of file formats, but there are also applications that require you to load a picture in a special format.

However, the application supports various image formats starting from *.jpg, *.bmp or *.ico and ending up with *.koa, *.lbm or *.ras.

Imagenator provides users with a simple and intuitive interface where multiple images can be imported by using the File menu or by dragging and dropping them into the main window. After that, you can easily choose the output format, the destination folder, the quality and the resizing option.

The final process doesn’t take as long as we expected. Imagenator automatically converts all the images presented in the main window, displaying a thumbnail for each one so you can view if you selected the right photos you want to convert.

When the conversion process is finished, it creates a new folder to the specified destination path and enables you to preview all the converted pictures.

Considering all of the above, Imagenator proves to be a reliable solution when it comes to converting multiple images to special formats.

It can be used by both beginners and professionals and since it provides with support for drag-and-drop, you can easily choose the photos you want, set the output format and start the conversion process.