Image Anvil for Windows

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Developer’s Description

View, convert, and modify your images files.

Image Anvil is a complete image management tool, offering intuitive viewing, editing, renaming and converting image files, supporting all common image files types including multi-page tiff, jpeg, gif, wmf, wbmp, and pdf. Image Anvil offers high-speed renaming, batch renaming and conversion, including output to single or multipage pdf files. Image Anvil is ideal for managing all images from digital camera photos to scanned document images.

Image Anvil for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: February 9, 2006

Latest update: July 23, 2015

Version: 2.0.5.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows 2000
Windows NT
Windows XP

Additional Requirements: Windows NT/2000/XP, Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1

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Total Downloads: 4,622

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2/5

2 User Votes

free version does not convert from pdf to jpeg
lainventorJuly 11, 2007
Pros
Cons
i have a bunch of pdf's that I need to convert to jpeg. this doesn't do that, though it apparently will convert the other way, jpeg to pdf.
Summary
Does the job but slow and annoying interface
lestat107June 13, 2006
Pros
Does batch conversion of image files into PDF files, either as a single document or a merged file. Performs well in this regard. Has many other features which I have not tested. Lite version is free and contains no restrictions or nags that I have discovered yet.
Cons
Application is large (24mb download which includes .net framework) and slow. Takes several seconds to load on my machine. Interface is ugly and annoying to use. To batch convert I have to load the main program, wait several seconds, go to the batch conversion section, click through a folder tree to find my files (no typing the location or dragging files to save time), add the ones I want, set various options (it doesn't remember them from last time), then convert. If converting to individual PDFs it places them in the same folder by default. If merging to one PDF, it defaults to My Documents which is annoying and inconsistent. The various sections of the interface are not resizable making it very hard to read longer file names.
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