Dear friends, will the files be packaged as CD images (ISO format) during the process of purchasing WinISO? If you don’t understand the related operations, then take a look at the tutorial on how to package files into a CD image (ISO format) using WinISO shared by the editor. I hope you can get help.

Open the WinISO software and enter the operation interface.

If you just want to add a single compressed file to the disc image file, click "Add File" in the "Edit" menu above, or press the shortcut key F3. If you want to add the contents of an entire folder, click the "Add Directory" button, or press the shortcut key F4. In this example, the "Add File" button is clicked.

Select the file to be compressed at the specified address, confirm whether the selected file name is correct in the "File Name" input field below, and finally click the "OK" button to complete the selection.

At this time, you can see the file you just selected on the WinISO operating interface.

There are 5 buttons above the selected file to operate the selected file. From left to right, they are "Up one level", "New folder", "Rename", "Delete" and "View properties". The path bar behind shows the current relative path. The names of these buttons clarify their purpose, and they are used in the same way as the Windows functions of the same name. Through these buttons, you can organize the image files to be created.

After selecting these files, find the "Save" or "Save As" button under the "File" menu to package them into ISO format image files.

Friends who have other requirements for the image format can directly find the image format to be compressed under the "New File" icon. This menu provides more detailed image creation functions.

Before saving the image, the program will prompt whether to save the file. Click the "Save" button to create the image.

Confirm the save address at the top of the pop-up save dialog box, enter the file name and determine the compression format at the bottom, and finally click the "OK" button to start compression.

As you can see, the content you just saved has been compressed into an ISO format file. Placed in the address just saved.

Using WinRAR software, you can see that the file just specified has been compressed into an ISO file and became a disc image.

The above is the tutorial brought by the editor for you to use WinISO to package files into a CD image (ISO format). Let’s learn together. I believe it can help some new users.