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In the modern digital world, images are everywhere. From smartphones and digital cameras to cloud storage and social media, visual content has become a universal language. Among the many image formats available today, HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) has emerged as one of the most important—and most misunderstood. Apple’s adoption of HEIC has brought massive improvements in image quality and storage efficiency, but it has also created compatibility challenges. Many users suddenly find themselves unable to open, view, or share photos taken on iPhones or iPads—especially on Windows systems or older software. This is where Bulk HEIC Image Viewer & Converter becomes essential. HEIC is a file format based on HEIF (High Efficiency Image Format), developed by the Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG). Apple adopted HEIC starting with iOS 11 as the default image format for iPhones and iPads. HEIC uses advanced compression methods derived from the HEVC (H.265) video codec, allowing imag...

In today’s digital world, PDF files are everywhere. Whether you work in business, education, engineering, law, or creative fields, chances are you deal with PDF documents on a regular basis. Because PDFs preserve formatting, support signatures, and can be viewed on almost any device, they’ve become the standard file format for work and personal use. However, PDFs are not always in the perfect format right away. Sometimes you need only part of a document. Other times, you have multiple PDFs that need to become a single file. This is where the ability to split and merge PDF files becomes essential. Splitting a PDF means dividing a large document into smaller parts. This can be done by breaking the PDF into pages (e.g., 3,8,12) and/or page ranges (e.g., 1–3, 8–10, 15–16). Users can save these pages / page ranges as separate PDF files, or combine them and save as single PDF file. Merging PDFs means combining multiple files into a single, unified document. The tool allows users to sort (up/...

Search Files By Content allows users to easily find content within  various document file types: Microsoft Word, OpenDocument Text and PDF. You can search by keyword or regular expression(for advanced users). Users can sort out files according to their properties. Features: Including subfolders in the search. Case-insensitive (default) and case-sensitive. Supported file types: .doc, .docm, .docx, .dot, .dotm, .dotx, .odt, .ott, .pdf, .rtf, .txt, .xml Search by file name (optional). File content filters: contain, not contain and regular expressions. Use of regular expressions is recommended for advanced users only. Cancel a search at any time. Sort files by: file name, file type,...etc. Open files directly from search results.

In today’s world of data abundance, efficient file and folder organization has become both a necessity and a challenge. Whether you're a casual user, developer, IT professional, or digital archivist, locating the right files at the right time can make or break your productivity. While traditional search tools like Windows Search provide basic file search functionality, they often fall short when it comes to precision, speed, and customization. That’s where Advanced File & Folder Search comes into play—a powerful utility tailored for users who demand more control, speed, and functionality in their file management workflow. Advanced File & Folder Search is a powerful utility that helps users locate files/folders based on a wide variety of parameters. These include filename, extension, size, date, file attributes, and even regular expressions. Unlike basic OS file explorers, the tool offers filters and query builders to enhance the accuracy and speed of file/folder retrieval. ...