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Get PhotoTray for Windows
One installer, six tools, no account and no card. Everything runs on your own machine, and it stays free.
System requirements
A desktop app, not a web page. It needs no graphics card, and once installed it converts, resizes and organises with no internet connection at all.
Operating system
Windows 10/11 (x64)
Architecture
64-bit (x64) processor
Installer size
Everything you need to convert is in the installer — only the AI upscaler model downloads later, and only if you use it
AI models
Downloaded on demand, only when a feature needs them
What's in the download
The installer is deliberately lean. The big AI models arrive later, only if and when you actually need them.
In the installer
- Every converter — HEIC, WebP, AVIF, RAW, PSD, TIFF, SVG, ICO and PDF, with all the decoders bundled
- Resize, compress and crop; EXIF renaming, duplicate scanning and metadata stripping
- Background removal, with its model inside the installer — nothing to fetch
- The video fixer, for the phone clips that land in the same folder as the photos
What downloads later (models)
- The AI upscaler model, downloaded once the first time you ask for an upscale — checksum-verified before it runs, and never fetched at all if you do not use the feature
Signed & verifiable
EV Authenticode code-signed
Every PhotoTray installer is signed with an Extended Validation Authenticode certificate. Windows SmartScreen and the User Account Control prompt will show PhotoTray as the verified publisher, so you can be sure the file came from us and hasn’t been tampered with in transit.
A published SHA-256 checksum will appear here alongside the first public release, so you can verify your download independently of the signature.
If Windows shows a SmartScreen warning
Our installer is signed with a brand-new certificate that hasn’t built up reputation yet, so the first people to download may see a blue “Windows protected your PC” screen. It’s expected and harmless. Click More info → Run anyway to continue. The warning clears itself as more people install safely.
Why it costs nothing
PhotoTray shares a slice of your device’s idle bandwidth when it can, through a vetted partner, and that is what pays for it — instead of ads, a file limit, or a subscription. You are asked plainly during setup, and one switch in Settings turns it off — the tools pause while it is off, which is the trade rather than a paywall.