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Conversion of pictclipping file format to jpg file format beta

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Convert Picture Clipping data file to JPEG bitmap image.

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There seems to exist a Japanese software called ClippingSticker that can export Picture Clipping files (.pictclipping) from MacOS (OS X) to many different bitmap formats, including the JPEG format (.jpg, .jpeg). Users look for pictclipping to jpg conversion to convert the pictures to a common format that can be opened with every graphics editor.

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ClippingSticker

A program for exporting clipping images

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Additional links: Open pictclipping file, Open jpg file

PICTCLIPPING

Files with the pictclipping file extension can be mainly found special images generated using Apple Finder.

JPG

Files with jpg file extension contain pictures, digital photos, and other bitmap images. It is one of the most common image formats used today.

 

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