Universal File Converter

01 Choose a file to translate

Drop a file here

or browse your device — images, documents and data

Processed on your device, not a server

Supported now: PNG · JPG · WEBP · BMP · GIF · SVG · HEIC · TXT · Markdown · HTML · DOCX · PDF · CSV · JSON · XML · YAML

02 What I detected

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Format

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Size

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Reported type

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Detected by

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03 What are you trying to accomplish?

Pick a goal and I'll recommend the best format — or skip it and choose for yourself.

04 Translate into

05 Conversion settings

06 Your translated file

What just happened

Format guide — every language this tool speaks

Privacy

Your file is processed locally whenever possible. Images, text, and data formats are converted entirely inside your browser using your device's own processor — nothing is sent anywhere.

I don't upload, store, log, or track your files. There are no accounts, no analytics on your content, and no third-party conversion services in the loop. Close the tab and nothing remains.

This isn't a promise written on a page — it's the architecture. There's no server to receive your file in the first place.

Honest limitations

› Browser conversion has limits. Very large files (hundreds of MB) may be slow or run out of memory — this is the trade-off for never uploading them.
› PDF → text extracts the text layer. Scanned PDFs that are really images won't yield text without OCR (a future desktop feature).
› DOCX → HTML keeps structure and basic styling, not pixel-perfect Word layout. Complex documents may simplify.
› Layout-preserving conversions like PDF → DOCX and DOCX → PDF are intentionally not offered — done badly they mislead. They're planned for a desktop build.
› Audio and video conversion aren't in this web version. They're on the desktop roadmap, not forced into the browser where they'd be unreliable.
› Animated GIF and multi-layer SVG flatten to a single still frame when converted to a raster image.