File conversion can be a long, painful process that can drag on for hours. It can take multiple programs, product keys, and a whole lot of patience.
But what if there was a single program that could convert mass amounts of files to any format?
Thankfully there is, and that program is FileStar.
FileStar is a one of a kind mass editing program designed specifically to control and modify hundreds of documents, images, games, or audio files all at once. And best of all – it only takes seconds.
How FileStar works is simple. A user opens the program, and uploads any of the files that are to be edited. Once they are opened in the program, their contents can transformed into any format, size, or design that the user wants.
Want to change the size of hundreds of images at once?
Want to change the format of thousands of documents from Doc to Pdf?
Want to compress files into Zip, Rar, Rpm or more?
If your answer is yes to any of those questions, then FileStar is the perfect program for you.
Save time, energy, and money when you rely on FileStar for all of your daily file needs.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Effortlessly Modify Images – Edit and modify hundreds of images at the same time with tools for mass scale file manipulation. Crop, resize, change colors, add text, or change names to countless images in just a mere matter of seconds.
• Convert Document Formats in Seconds – Converting document formats can be a cumbersome process that can take more than one program, and way too much time. However, with FileStar groups of documents can automatically be converted to popular formats such as Pdf, Doc, Xps, Rtf, and many more.
• Master Media Editing – Alter the standard file format of any of your games, audio files, videos, eBooks and so many more. Choose to either convert files one by one, or by the thousands with FileStar’s mass editing tools.
Simplify file management when you join the countless others using FileStar to manage their documents, images, media, and so much more.
FileStar is available exclusively for Microsoft Windows.
