Convert Olympus ORF, Fuji RAF, and Sony ARW to JPG on Windows 10/11 with Batch Picture Resizer. Offline batch export, quality control, and mixed-camera folders—free download.
Olympus ORF, Fuji RAF, and Sony ARW files hold full sensor data, but Windows and most apps expect JPG. This guide shows how to convert ORF to JPG on a PC, along with RAF and ARW, using a desktop batch tool so nothing leaves your machine.
- Download and install Batch Picture Resizer
- Add ORF, RAF, or ARW files from a folder
- Set JPEG as the output format and quality
- Run the batch and check the output folder
Batch Picture Resizer reads ORF, RAF, and ARW in one queue on Windows 10 and 11. We often get folders mixed with ORF from an OM System body, RAF from a Fuji X series, and ARW from a Sony Alpha shoot. Windows Photos may show a thumbnail for one brand and a blank icon for another until a codec or converter is installed. A single desktop ORF to JPG converter that also reads RAF and ARW saves reinstalling tools per camera.
ORF, RAF, and ARW: What Each Format Is
| Format | Typical camera | Extension | Notes for JPG export |
|--------|----------------|-----------|----------------------|
| ORF | Olympus / OM System | .orf | TIFF/EP-based RAW; needs a decoder Windows does not ship |
| RAF | Fujifilm X / GFX | .raf | Proprietary container; large files, strong color science in RAW |
| ARW | Sony Alpha / RX | .arw | Often lossy-compressed RAW; check quality slider on export |
All three are camera RAW containers, not finished JPEGs. Converting ORF to JPG (or RAF / ARW) means demosaicing and encoding on your PC. For a wider list of brands, see our RAW to JPG converter guide; for Adobe DNG workflows, see DNG to JPG on Windows.