Edit RLE Apps and Alternatives

Run-Length Encoding, better known as RLE, is a simple form of image compression developed for storing/creating basic graphic images including icons, animations or line drawings.

RLE closely resembles the DIB image format and it has support for 4 or 8-bit encoded bitmap images which were more common in early versions of Windows.

If users want to adjust their own RLE image files, they will have to find a compatible graphic application that comes with built-in support for this specific image format.

RLE image editors can be used for applying watermarks and effects, as well as to rotate, crop or resize raster images.