Saving images

Specifying saving parameters at the 3rd Step, you already making the task to change the extension of your added files to the one needed.

Your images can be saved as - BMP, JPG, GIF, PBM, PGM (ASCII), PGM (binary), PNG, PPM (ASCII), PPM (binary), TGA, TIF, PCX, JP2, ICO. Click the appropriate extension (BMP, TGA, PNG, TIF, etc.) to save selected files in.

To set advanced saving parameters use "Additional Settings":

Saving your files as JPG you can specify its Quality or Size also as create progressive JPG. Saving as JP2 you can also set it's Quality.
Saving as GIF/PNG files you can make transparent color, set "PNG compression level" or create an interlaced GIF/PNG.
Saving as TIF you can indicate one of several compression types (Huffman; PackBits (RLE); CCITT Group 3, 1D; CCITT Group 3, 2D; CCITT Group 4, 2D).
Saving as BMP, TGA or PCX you can create an appropriate compressed file.

Multi page PDF/GIF/TIF saving parameters:

"Convert each multipage file to another" (one into one).

Input files can be PDF, TIF, GIF. The option will work only if specified output file is TIF or GIF. If specified output file extension will be different only the first page of multi page file will be saved.

"Save all processed files to one GIF/TIF file" (many into one).

Input files can be any; the option will work only if specified output file is TIF or GIF. The name of the output multi page file will be the name of the first input file. If specified output file will be different the software will convert all files to the specified extension (one to one).

"Save every page as a separate file".

Input files can be multi page PDF, TIF or GIF. Output file can be any of the available. Here you can also specify the initial numeration for prefix or/and suffix (check "Add prefix starting from" or/and "Add suffix starting from").

The basic renaming rules include:

Prefix. To add prefix to filename click the appropriate field and write what should go before the name of every file.
Suffix. To add suffix to filename click the appropriate field and write what should go after the name of every of file.
Renaming. To rename converted files use "Replace in filename" ... (what should be replaced) by ... (by what should be replaced).
Changing case extension of file name. To save files with lower case extension of file name point "Use lower case extension".
Changing case of file name. To save files with lower case / upper case of file name point "Lower case" / "Upper case" at "Change case of file name" window.

All images will be saved at "Destination folder". "Browse:" through your file system to select one.

Setting the "Overwriting existing file" option to "Ask" you will be asked every time when writing on existing files, "Replace" means overwriting without confirmation, and existing files will not be overwritten if you choose the "Skip" option.

You can also try some additional features that include:

deleting all successfully processsed files after conversion ("Delete files after conversion"),

making the creation day of output files the same as input ("Set converted file date same as original")

"Convert with saving path info from root/current folder". Using this option your output files will be saved into "Destination folder" but into sub-folders with the same names as initial folders of input images have.

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A prefix and/or a suffix can be specified for inclusion to the converted file name. There are three types of the prefix and suffix: Text, Number and Date+time. Date+time is a string that contants information about current date+time in the following format: MMDDYYHHMMSSmmm, where MM = month, DD = day, YY = year, HH = hour, MM = minute, SS = second and mmm = milisecond. You can set them by using the corresponding drop-down list boxes. The example of modifying the file name for the current options is displyed at the bottom of the "Add prefix/suffix" panel.