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AnyPic Image Converter Review and Giveaway

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Disclaimer: In exchange for reviewing AnyPic Image Converter, I received a copy of the software. All opinions are 100% my own.
I have a giveaway for you today! I was contacting about reviewing this Batch image processing software called AnyPic Image Converter.
Here are a few of things it can do:

  • Resize your images
  • Save your image as a different file type (RAW to JPG, JPG to PNG, etc)
  • Add a Watermark – text or a picture
  • Add a border
  • Correct your pictures for Brightness, Contrast, and Saturation
  • Convert your images to grayscale
  • You can even make Animated GIFS like this one.

The fact that is a batch processing software means that it can do all of these things to many pictures at the same time. I think anyone could find this software helpful, but I think bloggers would be especially interested in it. I resize and add a watermark to my pictures one at a time. Now I can select the photos I want to use and have AnyPic Image Converter resize the images and apply the watermark for me all at once.
I took a few screenshots of the software so you can see what it looks like.

Adding a Watermark:
I like that you can change the opacity of the watermark. I usually keep mine around 50% do you can see it, but it isn’t that first thing your eyes notice.

Adding a border to the picture:


Overall I really enjoyed the software. I only had one criticism. I don’t know how practical it is to adjust your brightness, contrast, etc in a batch process. I personally would want to adjust each picture individually. I don’t see myself using this feature, but others might I suppose.

I noticed that on their support site they have a TON of tutorials with lots of screen shots. I think the software is pretty intuitive, but if you have a question you can definitely find out the answer there. Looking through the list of tutorials will also give you an idea of all the different things the software can do.

We use a lot of freeware programs in my house but I have never seen a freeware batch image converter that is so complete. It may exist, but I personally haven’t seen it. I totally would recommend AnyPic Image Converter.

Now for the giveaway! I have 20, yes Twenty license codes to giveaway for AnyPic Image Converter.
To enter the giveaway, simply leave me a comment. Easy as pie! Make sure I have your email address, so I can contact you. One comment per household, please. If I get more than 20 responses, I will use random.org to select 20 winners.
The giveaway will run until Monday, August 8, 2011 at 9pm AZ time(Midnight EST). Winners will be notified via email. No email, no winning. That would make me sad, so don’t forget your email address!

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Comments

  9. Oh my goodness – this software does exactly what I’ve been trying to do myself– unsuccessfully! — for, well, way too long! Imagine: consistency in all my blog photos– how exciting!! Thanks for the opportunity to “win”!

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  12. Great odds! I just got a new computer and my old software I used to use for this sort of thing isn’t compatible (I seriously had an OLD computer—I use them until they die). This would be awesome.
    christy AT christynelson DOT net

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  13. Looks like a great (and easy to understand) program. I’ve always wanted to do more with my pictures, and this would be great. Thanks for sharing!
    kmgillon at yahoo dot com

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  25. Changing jpgs to pngs would make my crafting life so much simpler. Question will it work with apple? Thanks for this wonderful opportunity. Appreciatively, CM2

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