Broad image-format support
Open and inspect formats including JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP, TIFF and AVIF in one viewer.
WITIVE has completed CONVIEW, a Windows image viewer that opens many image formats, converts them freely and saves them easily as PDF. It is planned to be free with no advertising.
WITIVE Inc. has completed development of CONVIEW, a Windows image viewer now approaching official release. It connects fast file viewing with browsing, zoom, rotation, full-screen display, image information and conversion in one desktop application.
CONVIEW’s key strengths are broad image-format compatibility and flexible conversion. Users can open many image extensions, save them in another image format and convert and save images as PDF with ease. Its core features are planned to be free and free of advertising.
Open and inspect formats including JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP, TIFF and AVIF in one viewer.
Convert images to another extension and save them easily as PDF for different workflows.
CONVIEW is planned to provide its main viewing and conversion features free of charge without ads.
The main workspace combines a file explorer on the left, an image canvas in the center and information and tool panels on the right. The top toolbar provides quick access to opening, navigation, zoom, rotation, cropping, layers, text, information and printing.
Users can review detailed information and place text on a selected image while reducing unnecessary window switching.
The conversion panel provides controls for output format, scaling, minimum and maximum width, aspect-ratio preservation, enlargement limits, image quality and metadata copying.
Users can convert freely among formats including JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP, TIFF and AVIF, and can easily save images as PDF. Results are stored separately to preserve source files.
CONVIEW is planned to connect with CONZIP, CONPDF, CONCAPTURE and other CON Tools products, linking image inspection with compression, documentation and capture workflows.
After launch, WITIVE plans to expand format coverage and improve large-image performance, navigation and batch workflows based on user feedback.