Batch ISO Creator

Batch ISO Creator converts folders to ISO files by creating standard ISO 9660 images. Simply select your source folder and the tool will convert each subfolder to a separate ISO file. All file types are supported - documents, images, videos, executables, and archives. The converted ISO files work on all operating systems and virtual machines.

There's no artificial limit - you can process hundreds or even thousands of folders in a single batch operation. The only practical limitations are your available disk space and system memory. Each subfolder in your source directory becomes a separate ISO file, making it perfect for bulk archiving projects.

Yes! Batch ISO Creator includes powerful rename features: convert to lowercase/uppercase, replace characters or words with regex patterns, remove unwanted characters, and apply consistent formatting rules. You can also add prefixes, suffixes, or completely restructure filenames using advanced pattern matching.

Batch ISO Creator works mostly offline after initial activation. Internet connection is required during license activation and periodic license validation checks. Between validations, you can use all features without connectivity. The validation frequency depends on your license type and helps ensure software integrity.

All plans include the complete functionality at launch promotion prices. Monthly is perfect for short-term projects, Annual offers the best value for regular users, and Lifetime includes priority support plus all future updates forever. Each license works on one computer and can be transferred between your devices.

Absolutely! The ISO files created by Batch ISO Creator are standard disc images that can be mounted as virtual drives on Windows (built-in), macOS, Linux, or using third-party tools like Daemon Tools. They can also be burned to physical DVDs or used directly in virtual machines and emulators.

No, Batch ISO Creator is not free. It requires a paid license to use all features. You can download the application for free, but you need to purchase a license (Monthly, Annual, or Lifetime - all at launch promotion prices) to unlock the full functionality. The software offers professional-grade features and ongoing support.

Yes, you can download and install Batch ISO Creator to see the interface and explore the features. However, creating ISO files requires an active license. This allows you to evaluate the software's usability and features before committing to a purchase. The monthly license offers an affordable way to test full functionality.

If your license expires, the software will stop creating new ISO files until you renew your subscription or purchase a new license. You can still access the application interface and view previous reports, but the core ISO creation functionality will be disabled. Lifetime licenses never expire.