What the job does
The CorelDRAW edition provides five batch jobs: Trace, Clean Vector, Export Preview, Resize, and Format Convert. Each folder is processed with one rule that you choose.
Source files, output, and settings
Source files: Raster images for Trace; CDR, EPS, SVG, or PDF files for vector workflows.
Output: New vector or raster files written to a separate output folder.
- A dedicated screen for each batch job
- Separate source and output folders
- Format and size options relevant to the selected job
- Per-file progress and a completion summary
Jobs that fit this workflow
Group files that need the same production rule. The output will be easier to review, and you can repeat the job with the same settings.
- Microstock preparation
- Repeated client delivery formats
- Large folder cleanup and preview generation
Checks before a larger batch
A batch handles repeatable steps. Visual choices still need review.
- One clear rule per batch is safer than mixing unrelated work.
- Format conversion should be validated in the destination workflow.
- The online trial requires an internet connection; perpetual licenses work offline after activation.
Workflow
Run a batch in four steps
- 01
Identify the repeated production step.
- 02
Group files that need the same rule.
- 03
Choose the matching AZTER job and set its options.
- 04
Run, review the summary, and inspect representative outputs.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which CorelDRAW versions are supported?
CorelDRAW X7, X8, 2017–2026 on 64-bit Windows.
Will AZTER overwrite source files?
No. You choose separate source and output folders. If an output name already exists, AZTER adds a number. It replaces an existing file only when you turn on Overwrite.
Can I try it before purchasing?
Yes. The trial covers up to 10 source files and requires an internet connection. Purchase and activation take place from the License screen in the app.
How many devices does one license cover?
One license covers two Windows devices for either CorelDRAW or Illustrator. The editions are sold separately.