RAWSnap

Batch convert RAW to JPG — free, in your browser

Convert a whole shoot at once: apply one look to every file and download them all as a single ZIP — no upload.

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Why batch convert?

Converting RAW files one at a time is fine for a single hero shot, but real shoots come in dozens or hundreds. Event photographers, real-estate listings, product catalogs and family albums all end up with folders of RAW files that need to become JPGs — ideally with a consistent look. Batch conversion does that in one pass: choose your files, dial in a preset, and export the whole set together so every photo matches.

How batch conversion works in RAWSnap

1. Open RAWSnap and select many RAW files at once (from any supported brand). Nothing is uploaded.
2. Pick a preset — it applies to the whole batch, so the series stays consistent.
3. Choose All as ZIP (full) for archiving and print, or All as ZIP (phone) for smaller share-ready files.
4. RAWSnap develops each file in turn and packages them into one ZIP you download in a single click.

Mix formats freely

A batch doesn't have to be one camera. You can drop in Sony ARW, Canon CR3, Nikon NEF, DNG and more together — RAWSnap detects each format and develops them all. That's handy when a second shooter used a different body, or when you're consolidating an old mixed archive.

Tips for large batches

• Phone-size ZIP for speed. If you just need to share or upload a gallery, the phone-size export is far smaller and faster to process.
• Work in sets. On a phone or older laptop, converting a few hundred huge full-resolution files at once can strain memory — split very large jobs into batches.
• Match the look first. Preview one representative shot, get the preset right, then run the whole batch so nothing needs re-doing.

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