How to Convert a Batch (*.bat) file Into an Exe File

Batch files are special files, often called scripts, that allow you to run programs from the DOS Command Window. Batch files are useful for storing sets of commands that are always executed together, in sequence, because you can simply enter the name of the batch file as the "command" instead of entering each command individually.

In DOS, batch files end with a .BAT extension. The process of creating them is often called DOS batch scripting.

If you are making a batch file for some work and don’t won’t to share the source code of that batch file then this post may helps you by converting batch file "*.bat" to an "*.exe" file.

Steps to convert:

1. First download the Batch To Exe converter Here 
2. Select the Batch file that you need to convert in Batch File to an Exe File 
3. Select the path where to save the EXE file 
4. In option tab see visibility option this option determines how to run your exe file there are two option in thisa)Visible application(2): If you select this option your Exe file will run link a normal software i.e working of your batch file will be visible(like a normal installation)b) Invisible application(3): If you select this option your batch file working process(installation) process will be hidden 
5. Encryption(3): If you need to protect the Exe file with a password then select this option(3) and enter the password there. Whenever you run an exe file it will ask password to Run it. 
6. To add an icon and software information to an Exe file then select the Version Information tab in this you will see the Icon adding option and software information 
7. After completing all the above steps click on the compile button in the bottom then your Batch file will be converted to an executable file i.e and *.exe file

Note: It is The Best, Portable & Handy Application for this job.