batchCONVERTER 1.80 for Mac
Mac Photo & DesignbatchCONVERTER is a Mac App Store utility from dragonBTV, part of the developer's batch series of single-purpose image tools. Its promise is in the name: take all the pictures in a folder that are in one format and batch convert them into another format, copied safely to a different folder. It is the kind of app you open when a client, printer or website asks for hundreds of images in a format different from the one you already have.
Key Features
- Batch convert thousands of pictures with a few simple clicks
- Supports JPEG, BMP, TIFF, PNG, PSD, TGA, GIF, JP2 and PDF, plus macOS icon files
- Converts square images at standard sizes into .icns icon files
- Works on copies in a separate output folder, keeping your original files safe
- Part of dragonBTV's batch series, with the same simple, focused design
How to Download
- Check that your Mac runs macOS 10.15 or later, which this version requires.
- Download from the official site — batchCONVERTER is distributed through the Mac App Store.
- Install it from the App Store, choose a source folder and output format, and convert a small test batch first.
System Requirements
batchCONVERTER 1.80 requires macOS 10.15 or later and runs on Apple silicon or Intel Macs. Conversion speed depends on image size and count, but any modern Mac handles typical batches easily.
FAQs
Does it convert whole PDF documents?
No. Only the first page of a PDF file is converted into a picture, so it suits single-page PDFs such as exported artwork rather than long documents.
Are my original images changed?
No. Converted files are copied to another folder, following the batch series' approach of keeping the original files untouched.
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