Kigo Image Converter

The free and incredibly easy to use application Kigo Image Converter does precisely what its name suggests: it takes the images you specify and converts them to the format you pick. On top of that, it can scale images up or down and it can add a watermark to images (a text watermark or an image watermark).

1.1MB is the size of the executable you must download in order to install Kigo Image Converter on your Windows-powered machine. A simple setup wizard that asks you to choose the installation directory and, if you want, a desktop shortcut, guides you through the process. It’s all a very straightforward matter.

The interface presents the images you select for conversion in a pane right in the middle. At the top you have buttons to add more images, remove a selected image, or clear everything from the list. At the bottom you have tabs for picking the conversion, scaling, and watermarking options. The button for starting the conversion process is displayed in the bottom right hand corner.

You can convert just one image or several images at the same time with Kigo Image Converter. To select the image(s) you want to convert, just click the Add button from the upper left hand corner or drag and drop the image(s) onto the application’s interface. You will find tabs for Kigo Image Converter’s conversion settings down at the bottom.

You can convert the selected image(s) to one of the several formats Kigo Image Converter supports: bmp, jpg, png, tif, pcx, tga, j2k, and jpc. You can also scale images up and down, and you can add a watermark to images. The watermark can be a piece of text or an image.

When you’re done picking the conversion settings, just click the Convert button from the bottom right hand corner and let Kigo Image Converter do its job. It will do so at quite a rapid pace.

Kigo Image Converter is free, it supports many graphics formats, and it is quite easy to use.