Executable Image is a perversely over-engineered solution to a very simple problem: how do I convert a Koala image into an executable program? The sane solution would be to fire up an assembler, write about a page of code copying color ram, set up the VIC, and then pucrunch or exomize it to get a sys line.

Scout released a .bat file that does pretty much all that, and it gets the job done. The implementation gave me an itch that I just had to scratch
though.

Executable Image is available for MacOsx / Linux Binary (sources included).

Changelog:

2009-03-17 – Executable Image release 2

• Added support for Amica Paint images.
• Added support for OCP Art Studio V1 images.
• Added support for Doodle images.
• Added support for FLI Designer 1 & 2 images.
• Added support for FLI Graph images.
• Border color can be set with -b.
• Image format can be forced with -f.
• Application chattiness can be changed with -q, -v, and -d.
• Compressor can be selected with -c.
• Available compressors are now none, lzss, pucrunch, and exomizer.
• LZSS compressed images can now be re-run after exiting to basic.

source: noname.c64.org