XnView Software

Yes, it works now.

I’m using a shortcut with -clipaste command for launching XnView MP for quick access to screenshots.

In the rare occasion when I need to just open the program and find a file to open it’s impossible, because when clipboard is empty there is no menu nor toolbar. XnView Classic in this case opens an ...

A simple script:
<Automatic_crop method="0" position="0" color="#ffffff" tolerance="0" direction="15"/>
<Output folder="" filename="{Filename}_{DstWidth}" case="1" startIndex="1" format="PNG">
[…]
</Output>
saves an image with the width of the image before cropping.

Not sure which version introduced it, but in some cases the value for {DstWidth} is calculated incorrectly.

The case for me is:

1) run resize command with "Reduce only" option on a image smaller then given dimensions
2) save it with {DstWidth} in the filename

The resulting filename contains the ...

I just came to address the same issue, and I'd say it is a minor bug.
If I feed xnconvert a jpg-with-png-extension file and ask for it to be converted to png I get a proper png file with png extension.
But if I ask for a jpg file I get a proper jpg file with png extension which is confusing…
Why ...

Works now, thanks.

Rolling back to 1.66

'preserve color profile' is checked?
No. This is the simplest script I use which should strip all the metadata and profiles and save the file as an jpg with modified filename:


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><XnView_script version="1.0" name="jpg">
<Output folder="" filename="{Filename ...

If I open the file in XnView and then save the ICC profile is removed. But if I convert the file with XnConvert (usually after resize) the profile stays while every other metadata is removed.

Right now there is an optioon in the Output section to preserve (or not) image metadata.
As I recently discovered ICC profile is preserved even when the option in question is disabled.
The image in question must have had profiles fo every printer and monitor ever made or something like that, because ...

I do not know even how to call it, but I cen describe what I'm trying to achieve.

I want to add a borrder to an image. The border should be equal size on every side, but I do not know the dimensions in pixels up front.
So I would like to be able to set something like "5% width", "the-same-as-width ...

I have several scripts for preparing images for a website.
The core of all of them is resizing images – unfortunaltely XnConvert 1.50 ignores the parameters of resize action loadesd from script. I thought it is a matter of some slight incompatibilty with older version so I entered the correct values ...

As far as I remember mostly during loading the pictures from a directory. OK, I have a lot of pictures there (about 9K) but XnView handles them with no problems…

Cropping from edge works OK, but XnViewMP is too unstable for everyday use for me.

The option seems to work OK, but XnViewMP is very unstable - during about 15 menutes of testing the conversions it crashed 3 times…
So I have to wait for a stable release of XnViewMP or porting the new option to XnConvert.