If you're more interested in working on individual images then you'll appreciate the paint tools, which help you annotate an image by adding text captions, drawing basic shapes, changing colours, and more. A powerful Batch Conversion dialog makes it easy to convert an entire folder structure of images from one format to another. IrfanView is able to save files in 21 formats, too. The program can view icons directly (ICO), extract them from executables (EXE, DLL), even play some video and audio files. Along with the usual JPG, PNG, BMP and GIF comes support for viewing no less than 12 digital camera RAW formats, various game formats (WAD, WAL, VTF), fax files (DCX, G3, SFF) and more. IrfanView isn't just one of those identikit image viewers that handles only the most common file formats, for instance. Windows does a reasonable job of previewing images these days, and you've probably several other image viewers that you can use, if necessary, so installing yet another isn't likely to be high on your list of priorities.
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