ImageProcessor

ImageProcessor is a small software application whose purpose is to help you hide multiple files into a single picture. The output image that contains the concealed file looks like any other photos stored on your computer so it won’t raise any suspicions to other users.

The tool reveals a well-structured suite of features. You can also appeal to a help manual in case you need extra assistance with the configuration process. All dedicated parameters are integrated into a single window so it’s pretty easy for you to decode them.

ImageProcessor offers support for an Explorer-like layout that allows you to browse throughout the entire folders and files stored in your computer. When you click on a target directory, the tool automatically reveals its content in the main window.

Files can be added in the working environment only via the Explorer-like panel (the drag-and-drop support is not implemented). The tool also reveals the total numbers of items that you want to hide.

What’s more, you are allowed to create a list with files that you want to hide, view only a few details about each item (filename), as well as delete items from the list. Photos can be previewed directly in the main window.

In order to carry out the encryption process, you need to set up a password and confirm it, as well as specify the filename and saving directory. The generated photo is quite large compared to the original picture.

Tests have pointed out that ImageProcessor carries out a task quickly and without errors. It eats up CPU and memory resources so the overall performance of the computer may be hampered. The decryption process can be carried out via the tool’s interface, provided that you know the correct password.

To sum things up, ImageProcessor comes packed with basic features for helping you conceal private files within images, and is suitable especially for less experienced users.