Converseen was supposed to be a free, open-source, clean, and honest utility that allows batch processing of multiple image files at the same time, in an easy, fast, and convenient manner.
The licensing system of Converseen mentioned that the “ad-supported” status could’ve been removed for a donation of at least one dollar, but that’s hardly plausible or important anymore, considering I had to deal with aggressive adware and not just innocent ad-supported installations.
Anyway, Converseen is a really nice tool, too bad its installer also brings such trouble. Converseen comes with a neat and intuitive interface that even beginners can use with ease. It allows resizing, rotating, flipping, and converting multiple images at once in a fast and comfortable way. Another remarkable advantage is the support for more than 100 different image formats. Even PDF documents can be easily converted to image files using this tool.
To sum it all up, if you want Converseen to be the powerful and easy-to-use batch image processing tool that you were looking to get for free and for no other cost or trouble involved, make sure you download its portable version.
Pros
- Easy-to-use interface
- Supports a huge variety of image formats
- Can also convert PDFs
Cons
- The default installer forces the installation of adware onto your system