bif.py - The main library that contains all the image conversion capabilites, as well as the BCA functions, which are standalone in case you want to compress/decompress a string on its own... for some reason. To use it in your programs, type "import bif" at the very beginning of your code, making sure it's in the same directory as your program. If you're going to be using it frequently, copy it to Python's modules directory called "Lib", which is found in Python's install path.

bif2png.py - A simple command line application that lets you convert a BIF file to the inferior image format PNG. Usage of PNG is enforced, as it's completely lossless, so doesn't suffer from any artifacting, giving you the full BIF experience.

bifgui.py - Arguably the main attraction. A GUI which allows for full hands-on control of all conversion parameters, and also includes a convenient preview box. It can open normal image files for conversion, or BIF files to be displayed; just change the file type in the open file dialog. Simply double-click the bifgui.py to start it!

bifview.py - An extremely simple application that views a BIF file, alongside some basic info about the file. Since it only requires one argument, you can also drag and drop a BIF file onto it for quick viewing.

img2bif.py - Lets you convert most image files to a BIF file. This is a command line application, and as such, gives you full control over every parameter. To view all parameters, run img2bif -h.