Batch PNG to JPG for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Convert PNG files to JPG in batch.

Batch PNG to JPG is a handy PNG to JPG converter. For you who need to do a batch image conversion from PNG picture to JPG image. It will flatten multilayer PNG and for multi frame PNG it will convert the first frame only. Simply add folders containing PNG files or manually select multiple PNG, set the output folder where you want the JPG images stored then set the JPG quality according to your preference , finally Convert.

Batch PNG to JPG for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: May 9, 2013

Latest update: May 26, 2014

Version: 1.51

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 7
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 7,818

Downloads Last Week: 2

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User Reviews

2.3/5

3 User Votes

Only worked for ~100 images
August 11, 2016
Pros
Correctly processed ~100 images. Does not delete the .png file. Creates a new .jpg file. Offers .jpg compression (file quality) options from 60%-100%.
Cons
After processing ~100 images, it threw a "Stream read error", and stopped working permanently. Each subsequent attempt threw the same error. Restarting the program, and even reinstalling did not fix it. The settings/options are not intuitive. You have to test them to understand what they will do.
Summary
Including the tests I ran, I think it processed 100 files, and then stopped working permanently ("Stream read error"). In the time I spent searching for, downloading, learning, and troubleshooting this program, I could have manually opened *at least* as many .png images in MSPaint and saved as .jpg. ----- At 60%, "Do not resize", it took 1980x1080 .png files (~500k each) and created 1980x1080 .jpg files (~120k-200k each). I could not visually see a difference between the before and after, but my images were not pushing the bounds of what colors can do. "Translate File Path (default)" will put the files in the folder you selected, but will add the entire file path at the beginning of the file name. Advanced users can select a "Prefix" and or "Suffix" of their own design. You can also replace file name spaces with "-" or "_", and convert all to lowercase or UPPERCASE. I tested it on 3 images at a time, and it worked fine. I tested it at 100%, 80%, 70%, and 60% quality, and couldn't visually see a difference. I then ran it on 533 items, and it crashed after 82 ("Stream read error"). It correctly processed those 82. I shut it down and even uninstalled and reinstalled, but running it on 1+ images immediately hit that Stream read error and processed nothing. Select the source folder. Click "Convert" button at the top and it switches tabs. I was happy with the output at: ? Do not resize converted image ? JPEG quality: 60% ? Place in Sub-folder (Group by Path)
It uninstalled as easily as it installed.
dev_botNovember 1, 2014
Pros
Easy install/uninstall
Cons
Didn't work
Summary
It did absolutely nothing here. I selected files and folders clicked convert and watched nothing happen, nothing at all for ten mins. Uninstalled
It does what it says
FoxIXAugust 26, 2014
Pros
Converts files quickly and without issue. Installed with no bloatware.
Cons
Haven't come across any.
Summary
Does what it says quickly and easily and saves a lot of space when dealing with hundreds of png's.