ImageMagick
7.5#4 in batch photo processing softwareFree planFree planAPILinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
VisitImageMagick vs XnConvert
XnConvert
7.9#2 in batch photo processing software€6.50 one-timeFree planAndroidLinuxmacOSWindows
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | ImageMagick | XnConvert |
|---|---|---|
| Format coverage | The project states that it reads more than 100 major image formats and documents many additional subformats. | The maker says XnConvert reads more than 500 formats and writes about 70 formats. |
| Platforms | The maker says ImageMagick can be used on Linux, Windows, and macOS. | The product page lists Windows, macOS and Linux versions. |
ImageMagick plans
- FreeFree
- ImageMagickFree
XnConvert plans
- XnConvert private, educational and non-profit useFree
- FreewareFree
- XnConvert company license — 100+ licenses€6.50, paid once
- Commercial license (100+)€6.50, paid once
- Commercial license (50-99)€9, paid once
- XnConvert company license — 50–99 licenses€9, paid once
Pick ImageMagick if…
ImageMagick suits people who need format conversion, image editing, or automated processing across Windows, macOS, or Linux. Developers can use its APIs, while teams redistributing it should account for the attribution and license-copy requirements.
Pick XnConvert if…
XnConvert suits people processing photo collections in batches, including users who want to reuse presets or automate edits in watched folders. It is free for private, educational, and non-profit use; companies need a license.