This is how you convert WBFS to ISO game
1. Click here and download the latest Wii Backup Manager

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Click "Download" under the "Official Supported links"

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Click "skip"

Then it should Auto-download the .zip file



2. Extract the files to a folder on your desktop

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Click "Extract To"

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Then name a folder on your desktop to put the files in, something like "Wii Backup Manager"

3. Run the Program
Note:

(There are two programs in the folder. One for 32bit systems, and one for 64bit systems. If you do not know which one you are, then just click the "WiiBackupManager_Win32.exe" and if it gives you an error, then your 64bit

4. Configure the settings
You will notice that when you first open the program you will see this.

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You now want to click Add, then click Folder

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Then find the folder with the WBFS you wish to convert

Then you should see something like this

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This is your game (The name will be different if you have a different game)

5. Select your game(s)
What you want to do now is select the game(s) you want to convert by filling in the checkbox(es) beside the game(s)

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6. Converting Process
Click "Transfer" then click "ISO"
*NOTE: This picture is showing to click WBFS. YOU NEED TO CLICK ISO!!*

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Then just tell it where you want to ISO File(s)

7. Finished

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Now it should be converting the file.

And you now have a ISO File where ever you selected it to save it in step 6.

This is for educational purposes only!

 

[jesserobot01]

i use a athe app wbfs to iso convertor

 

[SaulFabre]

Great tutorial, I0ve converted a few WBFS game backups of Wii games to ISO and they worked, thank you!

 

[WiiU_user]

Very good tutorial thank you very much

 

[ber71]

The best way to convert to iso is using the nkit utilities.
RestoreToISO.exe source.wbfs
If you provide a redump datfile to the program (see https://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/NKit ), it will hard try restoring the gaps so the generated ISO matches redump hashes. No need for 'nkit recovery partitions' if they haven't been stripped from the wbfs when it was converted. WiiBackupManager doesn't remove the extra partitions by default.