Able Batch Converter

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Able Batch Converter allows you to easily convert multiple graphic files at the click of a button. Moreover, you can also edit images directly in Able Batch Converter, to produce a variety of effects (rotate, flip, resize, mirror, auto crop, filters, noise remove, deskewing, watermarks, margins, and color enhancements). Able Batch Converter can take any number of images in any format (over 90 file formats supported) and convert them.

Version 3.1 features SetTransparentColor action, adds an ability to delete original files after conversion.


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