Flip Multiple Images Software7.0

Altering large numbers of image files is always tricky, as not many applications support batch processing, and those that do are often not very novice-friendly. If you only wish to flip or rotate your pictures, however, simpler solutions are available.Flip Multiple Images Software is a straightforward utility that can help you rotate image files clockwise or counterclockwise, as well as flip them horizontally or vertically. It is quite intuitive, and it can process all your pictures at once.

User-friendly program that supports a decent number of image formats

Of course, no one wants to load their files one by one, especially when working with large albums. Thankfully, this application allows you to import all the images from a particular folder with a few mouse clicks.Additionally, the program offers support for drag and drop, making it ever easier to import pictures, as you can drag them directly from the File Explorer.Flip Multiple Images Software allows you to process BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, TIF and TIFF files. It would help if more formats were supported, but the most popular ones are covered.

Flip or rotate batches of image files

Once all the source files have been loaded, you need to specify how they should be processed. The program can flip them horizontally or vertically, as well as rotate them 90, 180 or 270 degrees, clockwise or counterclockwise.You can then specify where the files should be exported and launch the operation. The images should be processed fairly quickly, but jobs that involve numerous items could still take some time.Unfortunately, though, you cannot set up a naming scheme for the output files, as the application renames them automatically based on the actions that were performed.

Simple program that can help you correct image orientation

Overall, Flip Multiple Images Software is a no-nonsense utility that enables you to flip or rotate your pictures quickly and effortlessly. However, it features an outdated user interface, and it renames the output files automatically, which is not always ideal.