Convert Image Files Via Command Line With Total Image Converter

Options:

• -log - Don`t show errors. Write them to the log file
  
• -list - File with files mask to convert
  
• -r - Include subfolders
  
• -c - Convert action
  • bmp - convert to windows bitmap
  • jpg - convert to jpeg file
  • j2k - convert to jpeg 2000 file
  • ico - convert to ico file
  • tif - convert to tiff file
  • gif - convert to gif file
  • png - convert to png file
  • pcx - convert to pcx file
  • wbmp - convert to wbmp file
  • tga - convert to targa file
• -s - Resize to <Width>x<Height>
  
• -m - Resize method
  • n - no resize
  • s - stretch
  • t - thumbnail
  • f - fit
• -tc - Tiff file compression
  • unc - uncompressed TIFF
  • lzw - LZW compression
  • rle - RLE compression (packbits)
  • jpg - JPEG compression
  • bhc - Bilevel Huffman compression (CCITT1D)
  • bgm - Bilevel Group 3 CCITT compression, monodimensional (G3FAX1D)
  • bgb - Bilevel Group 3 CCITT compression, bidimensional (G3FAX2D)
  • bg4 - Bilevel Group 4 CCITT compression, bidimensional (G4FAX)
• -o - Rotate
  • tr - top / right side
  • br - bottom / right side
  • bl - bottom / left side
  • lt - left side / top
  • rt - right side / top
  • rb - right side / bottom
  • lb - left side / bottom
  • ue - Use EXIF information

Here are some explanations:

If you want to convert all the jpeg files to bmp in Folder1 use the following syntax:
TotalImageConverter.exe c:\Folder1\*.jpg c:\Folder1\ -cbmp

As you see the line consists of three parts - source, destination and options. If you'd like to add more options, type them with a blank space between. Note that every option you should begin with a dash (-).

Example:
TotalImageConverter.exe c:\Folder1\*.jpg c:\Folder2\ -cbmp -r -s800x600 -rms

This means that all the jpg files from Folder1 including subfolders must be converted to bmp files in Folder2, and resized to 800x600 (resize method - stretch).