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Bitberry File Opener vs IrfanView

Bitberry File Opener

bitberry.com

IrfanView

irfanview.com

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FigureBitberry File OpenerIrfanView
Price from—$18/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
Plans published14
Spec score · File Viewer Software8.1 (#7)8.0 (#9)
HeadquartersHolbaek, DenmarkWiener Neustadt, Austria
Image toolsImage features include editing, printing, resizing, cropping, color adjustment and conversion to other formats.Features include image viewing, batch conversion and processing, lossless JPG rotation and cropping, slideshow creation, scanning, printing, and screen capture.
PrivacyBitberry’s privacy policy says it does not store payment card information and uses a payment processor for online transactions; the policy was last updated May 25, 2018.The privacy policy states that IrfanView software does not collect or transmit users’ personal data or information.

Plans

Bitberry File Opener

  • Licensed$49, paid once

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IrfanView

  • Freeware for private, non-commercial usePrice not published
  • Commercial license$18 a month
  • FreewareFree
  • Single commercial license$18, paid once

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Bitberry File Opener

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IrfanView

IrfanView is a Windows graphic viewer with tools for viewing, editing, and processing images. It can convert and process files in batches, rotate and crop JPGs without loss, create slideshows, scan, print, and capture the screen. Editing features include painting tools, effects, watermarking, IPTC editing, and multipage TIFF editing. The maker describes support for many file formats, with plugins adding formats such as AVIF, PDF, SVG, WebP, and camera RAW. Other plugins add OCR, FTP transfer, video playback, Photoshop filters, and PDF support; some require additional software or files. A Shell Extension adds image actions to Windows Explorer and other file managers. IrfanView is listed for Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, and 11, in 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Private, non-commercial use is free. Commercial use requires a license; the listed single commercial license costs $18 as a one-time purchase and is perpetual. The maker’s privacy policy says the software does not collect or transmit personal data.

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