ProRAW

Open iPhone ProRAW and Samsung Expert RAW DNG files on Windows

Batch convert them to JPG or TIFF when your photo editor says the DNG is not supported.

Convert the whole folder now. Keep 10 results clean, free. $129 once removes the watermark from the rest. No card, no account, no upload. Windows 10 and 11.

Daffodils in a garden bed: the JPG Contenta Converter made from a Fujifilm RAF file — Real output from Contenta Converter: one Fujifilm RAF file of 15.2 MB became a 3664 x 2742 JPG of 2.8 MB in 0.6 seconds on a desktop PC.

Add your imagesDrag the folder of .dng files you copied from your phone into the window. Subfolders are included.
Pick JPG or TIFFChoose the output format and the quality. Resize, rename and watermark in the same pass if you need to.
ConvertAll outputs ready in minutes

Pro iPhones and recent Galaxy Ultra phones save RAW photos as DNG 1.7 with JPEG XL compression, and many RAW programs on Windows cannot read it. Contenta Converter reads these files on your PC and converts whole folders in one run. Nothing is uploaded.

Why other programs say the DNG is not supported

Since the iPhone 16 Pro, ProRAW can be saved as JPEG XL Lossless or JPEG XL Lossy. The file is still called .dng, but inside it is DNG 1.7 with JPEG XL image data. Programs built for older DNG versions stop there. In darktable, support for these files was still an open request in September 2026, and Lightroom 6 received its last update years before the format existed.

Contenta Converter decodes the JPEG XL image data itself, at the full 48 MP, and writes JPG, TIFF, PNG or WebP. You need no Mac, no subscription and no upload.

What we tested, with real files

On 21 September 2026 we converted photos straight from these phones to JPG and checked that each JPG has the full resolution. The table also lists what we have not been able to test.

Phone	File type	Result
iPhone 17 Pro	ProRAW, JPEG XL Lossless, 48 MP (DNG 1.7)	Converts at full size, 8064 × 6048
iPhone 17 Pro	ProRAW, Most Compatible, 48 MP (DNG 1.6)	Converts at full size, 8064 × 6048
iPhone 16 Pro	ProRAW, JPEG XL Lossy, 12 MP and 48 MP (DNG 1.7)	Converts at full size, 8064 × 6048
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra	Expert RAW, JPEG XL, 12 MP and 50 MP (DNG 1.7)	Converts at full size, 8152 × 6112
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra	200 MP RAW, JPEG XL (DNG 1.7)	Converts at full size, 16320 × 12240
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra	Pro mode RAW from the 3x camera (DNG 1.6)	Converts at full size, 2736 × 2736
iPhone 17 Pro	ProRAW, JPEG XL Lossy	No original file to test yet. The same compression from the iPhone 16 Pro converts.
iPhone 18 Pro	All ProRAW formats	Not tested yet. Check your own files in the trial.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra	Expert RAW	Not tested yet. Check your own files in the trial.

Brightness checked again on 24 September 2026 with iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro and Galaxy S23 Ultra files: colours and brightness match the phone, and portrait shots come out upright. The phone saves its brightness information inside the DNG, and Contenta Converter applies it.

Before & After

Before Contenta

A folder of 48 MP .dng files that your RAW program refuses to open and that are too large to send to anyone.

After Contenta

The same folder as JPG or TIFF files that open in every program, at the full 48 MP or resized to the size you need.

Free trial: keep 10 results clean, no time limit No Credit Card Required Windows 10 / 11 Works offline, no upload

Questions about phone RAW files

Why does my photo editor say the iPhone DNG is not supported?

Pro iPhones from the iPhone 16 Pro on can save ProRAW with JPEG XL compression. That makes the file a DNG 1.7, and programs written for older DNG versions cannot decode the image data. The file is not damaged. Contenta Converter decodes JPEG XL DNG files itself.

Which phones and file types have you tested?

Tested with real files in September 2026: iPhone 17 Pro ProRAW in JPEG XL Lossless and in Most Compatible format (48 MP), iPhone 16 Pro ProRAW in JPEG XL Lossy (12 MP and 48 MP), Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra Expert RAW (12 MP and 50 MP), a 200 MP RAW file from the Galaxy S25 Ultra, Pro mode RAW files from the Galaxy S26 Ultra, and DNG files from the Galaxy S23 Ultra. All converted at full size. Not tested yet: iPhone 17 Pro JPEG XL Lossy straight from the phone, the iPhone 18 Pro, and Expert RAW from the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The trial converts your own files, so you can check before you pay.

Will the JPG look like the photo on my phone?

Yes, in colour and in brightness. The phone saves its brightness information inside the DNG, and Contenta Converter applies it together with the camera white balance. In our tests on 24 September 2026 with iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro and Galaxy S23 Ultra files, the brightness of each JPG came within 10 percent of the phone's own version, and portrait shots came out upright. Edits you made in the Photos or Gallery app on the phone are not part of the RAW file, so they are not applied.

Are my photos uploaded anywhere?

No. The conversion runs on your PC and works without an internet connection.

What does it cost?

$129 once, with no subscription. The trial converts every file and lets you keep 10 results clean, so you can test your own ProRAW or Expert RAW files first.

Can it convert a whole folder, and to which formats?

Yes. Add a folder with its subfolders and convert everything in one run to JPG, TIFF, PNG or WebP. You can resize, rename and keep the EXIF data in the same pass.

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Published by ContentaSoft, Umea, Sweden — developer of Contenta Converter PREMIUM.

Contenta Converter PREMIUM is a desktop application for Windows that batch converts, resizes, renames, watermarks, and processes images in 100+ formats including JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, TIFF, RAW, and PDF.

This software contains no adware, spyware, toolbars, or bundled third-party programs. The installer installs only Contenta Converter PREMIUM.

Conversion, resizing, watermarking and metadata editing run on your computer. The optional AI features (background removal, photo restoration, colorize) send the images you process with them to Google Gemini using your own API key. The software does not collect personal data.

Free trial with every feature and no time limit: every file converts, up to 10 results you pick stay clean and the rest carry a watermark. Lifetime license: $129 (one-time payment, no subscription).

How to Uninstall
Open Windows Settings > Apps > Installed apps, find 'Contenta Converter PREMIUM' in the list, and click Uninstall. You can also run the uninstaller from the installation folder or use Control Panel > Programs and Features.

Download size: ~2 MB (web installer). Additional components are downloaded during installation (~300 MB total).