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GiliSoft Image Converter review

#28 of 36 in Image Converter Software

A Windows-focused converter for RAW, HEIC, batch processing, resizing, and PDF output.

5.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

GiliSoft Image Converter is a Windows desktop application for individuals, creators, small businesses, and teams working with image collections. It converts among formats including JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF, WebP, TIFF, HEIC, and RAW. Batch conversion supports multiple images or folders, while resizing, cropping, rotation, renaming, compression, and output-size controls cover common preparation tasks for websites, documents, publishing, sharing, and archiving. Image-to-PDF creation, splitting, merging, and classification tools extend it beyond basic format conversion.

Pricing is organized around device and licensing needs. The 1 Year/1 PC plan costs $59.95 per device annually. The Lifetime/1 PC plan costs $69.95 as a one-time purchase, while Lifetime/3 PC costs $139.95 as a one-time purchase. The listed plans include free technical support and email help within 24 hours. A Team/OEM License is available for multi-user, OEM, and deployment licensing. There is no free plan, so occasional users should weigh the paid entry point against how often they need batch processing or RAW and HEIC support.

Its strongest fit is a Windows workflow that needs several image operations in one desktop application rather than a narrow conversion utility. Batch resizing, cropping, compression, renaming, and PDF creation can help prepare larger image sets without switching between separate tools. The trade-off is platform scope: it is a Windows desktop product, with no web app or API access. Choose it if you need local batch processing and broad file operations on Windows; choose an alternative if browser access, cross-platform availability, or programmatic conversion is central to your workflow.

GiliSoft Image Converter pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Batch-converts multiple images or folders
    • Supports HEIC and RAW image conversion
    • Adds resizing, compression, and image-to-PDF tools
  • Where it doesn't
    • Windows-only desktop application
    • No free plan
    • No web app or API access

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