Convert DJI thermal images
for FLIR workflows
Convert DJI radiometric JPEGs (R-JPEGs) into
FLIR-compatible files for FLIR Tools and FLIR Thermal Studio.
You can also export TIFFs for Pix4Dmapper, Metashape, and other mapping tools.


Unlock DJI thermal analysis
in FLIR Tools / Thermal Studio
DJI drones output R-JPEGs with a proprietary metadata structure,
so FLIR software cannot read temperature data from them directly.

Keep your existing FLIR workflow
- Convert to FLIR R-JPEG for analysis in FLIR Tools and FLIR Thermal Studio
- Export TIFFs for thermal orthomosaics in Pix4Dmapper or Metashape
- Use DJI Thermal SDK-based processing for accurate temperature data
Two output formats,
chosen to fit your workflow
Choose the format that matches your inspection workflow: FLIR analysis or orthomosaic production.
Simultaneous output is also supported.
Open converted DJI captures in FLIR Tools or FLIR Thermal Studio for temperature analysis without changing your existing workflow.
Load converted files into Pix4Dmapper or Metashape to generate thermal orthomosaics and 3D models for large-area inspections.
Temperature accuracy and metadata,
preserved through conversion
CRITIR Convert reads temperature data with the official DJI Thermal SDK,
then re-encodes it into FLIR-compatible output while preserving accuracy.
Capture-time measurement parameters are applied during conversion:
- GPS coordinates (latitude / longitude / altitude)
- Capture date & time
- Camera and drone model
- Drone attitude & gimbal angle
- ICC color profile
Drag & drop to
batch-convert entire folders
Drop in hundreds of R-JPEGs at once, then choose the output format.
Progress tracking, cancellation, and history are built in,
so the workflow stays simple during back-to-back inspection jobs.
Convert
ConvertWorks with DJI drones and camera modules
Broad support for both current and earlier DJI thermal hardware.


The devices below use FLIR sensors and already output FLIR-format R-JPEGs, so they open directly in FLIR Tools or FLIR Thermal Studio.
Two ways to handle thermal inspection data
Choose CRITIR Convert when you want to keep using FLIR analysis tools.
Choose CRITIR when you want to analyze DJI images directly without conversion.
Use the product that best matches your field workflow.

ConvertKeep using
your FLIR workflow
Convert DJI images to FLIR-compatible R-JPEG or TIFF,
then analyze them in FLIR Tools or FLIR Thermal Studio.
- Purpose-built for DJI-to-FLIR conversion
- Export JPG, TIFF, or both at once
- Simple, focused conversion workflow
- FLIR software cannot open visual (RGB) images


Skip conversion —
analyze and report in one tool
Load DJI, FLIR, and HIKMICRO images directly,
then create wall orthomosaics, project measurements automatically, and generate reports.
- Analyze DJI / FLIR / HIKMICRO images without conversion
- Automatic wall orthomosaic generation
- Measurement results automatically projected onto other images, orthomosaics, and drawings
- Built-in report templates (PDF / Word / Excel / DXF)
No upfront cost —
pay only for what you need
Start with file conversion as a service, then add the software license when you need to scale.
Choose the model that fits your project volume and workflow.
File conversion service
Send us your R-JPEGs. We convert them to FLIR-compatible R-JPEG or TIFF files and deliver the results.
The base fee covers project setup, data handling, and quality checks.
| Images | Per-image fee | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1–50 images | +USD 25 | USD 45 |
| 51–100 images | +USD 50 | USD 70 |
| 101–150 images | +USD 70 | USD 90 |
| 151–200 images | +USD 85 | USD 105 |
| 201–250 images | +USD 100 | USD 120 |
| 251–300 images | +USD 120 | USD 140 |
- Beyond 300 images: +USD 20 per additional 50 images
- Volume discounts are available for projects above 500 images
- FLIR-compatible R-JPEG and TIFF output are both supported
Software license
A Windows app license is in preparation for teams that need to convert files repeatedly in-house.
Pricing and availability will be announced as soon as they are finalized.
- Windows app that can run offline after activation
- Batch conversion for entire folders, with no image-count cap
- 14-day free trial
International prices are listed in USD. Japanese consumption tax does not apply to overseas customers eligible for export exemption.
Frequently asked questions
Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit), 4 GB RAM or more, and 200 MB of free disk space.
Yes — we offer a 14-day free trial. Select "Free trial" on the contact form to request it. We also accept sample-conversion-only inquiries.
The error introduced by re-encoding an R-JPEG into FLIR format is typically under 0.01 °C. Capture-time parameters such as emissivity, reflected temperature, and humidity are carried through the conversion.
CRITIR Convert converts thermal R-JPEGs only. Paired visual images in the same folder are left unchanged in the source folder. If you want to use visual images during analysis, consider our sister app CRITIR, which loads DJI images directly without conversion.
Yes. Once installed, every conversion feature is available offline. An internet connection is only required for license activation.
Choose CRITIR Convert if you want to keep using FLIR Tools or FLIR Thermal Studio. Choose CRITIR if you want an end-to-end workflow for visual and thermal overlay analysis, measurement projection, and report generation without conversion. Get in touch if you need help deciding.
There is no software-side limit. Drag and drop entire folders at once, and the subfolder structure is mirrored in the output. Runs with hundreds or thousands of images are supported.
Get in touch
Adoption, licensing, customization, device-support requests —
feel free to reach out about any of them.
Built from real thermal inspection work —
software designed for field conditions
Developed by ASOLAB Inc., a drone services company in Matsumoto, Nagano, Japan,
drawing on experience from our own inspection projects.

ASOLAB is based in Matsumoto, Nagano, and operates a drone school alongside a full range of drone services. CRITIR Convert was built from day-to-day field experience by a team that works with drones in real inspection environments.