Get started with Orenvo Pro.

Choose the stable Windows installer or the optional v5.4 Beta 1 test build.

1. 01Download stable v5.3 for everyday use, or choose v5.4 Beta 1 when you want to test the redesigned Converter.
2. 02Close Orenvo if it is open, then run the installer.
3. 03Launch Orenvo. A normal update keeps your settings and license.
4. 04The first use of an AI tool may download its model. Later processing stays on your PC.

Add files, choose one output recipe, preview it, and process the queue.

1. 01Open Converter and drag in images or folders, or use the add button.
2. 02Choose a Web, Print, Social, Game Texture, or Archive preset, or configure the output format directly.
3. 03Set quality, resize, naming, overwrite, watermark, and output-folder behavior in the right panel.
4. 04Use the Before / After divider to inspect one representative image, then start the queue.

• Drag files to change the queue order before processing.
• Retry failed files without touching completed work, or use Requeue All to run the same sources with new settings.
• The last successful preview stays visible while changed settings refresh in the background.

Build text or logo watermarks in the Converter and save the setup for later batches.

1. 01Enable Watermark in the Converter settings and choose Text or Logo.
2. 02Set the content, style, color, shadow, outline, opacity, size, and rotation that fit the image.
3. 03Choose one of nine placement points, then fine-tune the margins or signed center offsets.
4. 04Save the watermark as a named preset when you want to reuse it.

Choose based on where the finished image will be used.

• JPG for photographs and small files; PNG for lossless quality and transparency.
• WEBP or AVIF for modern websites; HEIC/HEIF for Apple-oriented photo workflows.
• TIFF or TGA for editing and production; ICO for Windows icons.
• GIF for simple animation; DDS for game textures; EXR or HDR for high-dynamic-range work.
• JXL, QOI, BMP, PAM, PPM, PGM, and PBM are available for specialist workflows.

Build a GIF visually from still images and preview the order before export.

1. 01Add the images you want to use as frames and choose GIF.
2. 02Drag frame cards on the timeline to set their order.
3. 03Choose the frame timing, loop behavior, canvas fit, and palette quality.
4. 04Preview the animation, then convert it.

Start with a guided preset, then change advanced settings only when your game or engine requires it.

• Opaque (BC1): the best starting point for textures without smooth transparency.
• Alpha (BC3): use for UI, decals, foliage, and soft transparent edges.
• Lossless Master (RGBA8): an uncompressed editing copy with the largest file size.
• Mipmaps improve distant rendering but make the texture larger.

Choose speed or detail, inspect the cutout, and correct only the edges that need help.

1. 01Open Enhance → Background Removal and add one image or a batch.
2. 02Choose Standard for speed or High Resolution for hair, products, and fine edges.
3. 03Choose a Transparent, White, Color, or Blur background.
4. 04Use Refine, Feather, Edge Shift, or Decontaminate only when the first result needs adjustment.
5. 05Use Edit Mask for local corrections, then export PNG or WEBP.

Navigate large images and correct a cutout without leaving the canvas.

• Mouse wheel: zoom around the pointer. Space + drag: move the zoomed image.
• + or −: zoom in or out. 0: fit the image to the preview.
• K: Keep brush. R: Remove brush. [ or ]: change brush size.
• X: switch between Cutout and Mask. Ctrl + Z: undo the last stroke.
• Esc: close the mask editor and return to the result.

Match the model to the image, choose the size, and preview before exporting a batch.

1. 01Open Enhance → Upscaling and add one image or a batch.
2. 02Choose Photo, Anime, Digital Art, or High Fidelity for the source.
3. 03Choose 2×, 4×, or 8×, or enter a custom target size while keeping the aspect ratio.
4. 04Adjust Denoise and Sharpen gently, then choose the output format and quality.
5. 05Wait for Preparing GPU to finish the first time, then run the job.

• Auto memory mode is recommended for most PCs.
• Use a smaller tile only when a large image runs out of graphics memory.
• The first use can take longer while the model downloads and prepares; later images reuse it.

Save one background-removal profile and one upscaling profile for quick right-click jobs.

1. 01Open Settings → Explorer and enable the actions you want.
2. 02Choose the saved background, model, scale, output, and quality settings.
3. 03Select Apply to Windows after changing the profile.
4. 04In File Explorer, select one or more supported images, right-click, and choose Orenvo → Remove Background or Upscale.

Choose what should happen when a new image arrives, then save the complete recipe with that folder.

1. 01Open Watch, add a watcher, and choose the source folder.
2. 02Choose Convert images, Remove background, or AI upscale as the automatic action.
3. 03Configure the action-specific quality, output, scale, tiling, resize, naming, or post-processing settings you need.
4. 04Choose a separate output location, decide whether to include subfolders, and start watching.

• Convert watchers can save format, quality, preset, resize, naming, and output rules.
• Background Removal watchers can save the quality engine, background treatment, edge controls, and output format.
• Upscaling watchers can save the model, scale or target size, tile size, denoise, sharpen, output format, and quality.
• Watch Mode reports the selected operation clearly and keeps completed work available for review.

Try the main workflow before deciding whether the one-time Pro upgrade fits your needs.

• Free includes basic conversion for up to 10 files per batch.
• Free includes 10 Background Removal uses and 10 Upscaling uses; the counters are separate.
• Pro is a €24.99 one-time purchase with no monthly subscription.
• Pro unlocks unlimited batches, all 20 formats, unlimited Background Removal and Upscaling, Smart Compression, Watch mode, and up to 2 personal devices.

Try these quick checks before sending a report.

• Preparing does not finish: check the internet connection for first-time setup or free-use verification, then retry.
• An AI model is missing: open Settings → AI & Models and download it again.
• An Explorer action is missing: open Settings → Explorer and select Apply to Windows again.
• AI feels slow: close other graphics-heavy apps and confirm hardware acceleration is active in Settings → AI & Models.
• A large upscale runs out of memory: use a smaller tile or reduce the scale or target size.
• A transparent result cannot be JPG: choose PNG or WEBP instead.
• If the problem continues, reproduce it with one image and send a report from Settings → Support.