Download Converseen – Batch Image Converter and Resizer

Converseen is a free, open-source batch image converter and resizer for Windows and Linux. Built on the powerful ImageMagick library, it allows users to convert, resize, rotate, and flip hundreds or thousands of images at once through a simple, intuitive graphical interface — making it ideal for photographers, web developers, and anyone who regularly works with large image collections.

The application supports over 100 image formats including JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, BMP, GIF, ICO, PDF pages, and many camera RAW formats. Users can set output quality, resolution (DPI), new dimensions (by pixel, percentage, or DPI), and output directory — then process the entire batch with a single click.

Converseen also supports converting multi-page PDFs into individual image files (one image per page), making it useful for extracting document pages as PNG or JPEG images. Its cross-platform availability and zero-cost licensing make it a practical replacement for expensive commercial batch image tools.

Key Features

• 100+ format support – Convert between JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, BMP, GIF, ICO, PDF, and over 100 other formats.
• Batch processing – Convert and resize entire folders of images in a single operation.
• Resize options – Resize by pixel dimensions, percentage, or DPI with aspect ratio preservation.
• Rotation and flipping – Rotate images by any angle or flip horizontally/vertically as part of batch processing.
• Quality and DPI control – Set JPEG quality (1-100) and output DPI independently for each batch job.
• PDF to image conversion – Extract individual pages from multi-page PDFs as separate image files.
• Cross-platform – Available on Windows and Linux; powered by the ImageMagick library.

How to Install

1. Download the Converseen installer for your operating system from the link below.
2. Run the installer and follow the setup wizard — ImageMagick is bundled on Windows so no separate installation is needed.
3. Launch Converseen and add images by clicking “Add Images” or dragging files into the list panel.
4. Set your output format, resize options, quality, and destination folder in the settings panel on the right.
5. Click “Convert” to process all images in the list — results will be saved to the specified output folder.