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Free File Converter

Drop a file in, pick what to convert it to, and download the result. Works with images, documents, and spreadsheets — no signup, no watermarks.

How to use this tool

  1. 1

    Drop your file or click to upload (max 4 MB).

  2. 2

    Pick the format to convert to from the dropdown.

  3. 3

    Click Convert and your file downloads automatically.

Why this tool exists

Most file conversions you actually need on a normal day are simple. You took a screenshot and the upload form only accepts JPG. A friend sent you a HEIC photo from their iPhone and Windows won't open it. Your client wants the deck as a PDF instead of a DOCX. You want to extract the text from a PDF report into a clean text file. Big-name converter sites bury those moments under signup walls, ad popups, and watermarks — for a 30-second job that should never have asked for any of that.

This tool keeps it minimal. Drop the file in, pick the target format, click Convert, and the new file downloads. Image conversions use a high-quality image processing pipeline so output keeps its sharpness. Document conversions use battle-tested parsers that have been used in production by thousands of projects. Everything runs in your browser session and on our server; nothing is stored once your download finishes.

The matrix of supported pairs covers what most people want: every common image format converts to every other, plus to PDF; documents convert in the directions where the result is genuinely useful; and spreadsheets round-trip between XLSX, CSV, and JSON. For complex round-trips that need a full Office engine — DOCX with formatting to PDF, PowerPoint, video format conversion — you'll want a desktop tool. For everything else, this should be the simplest path from one format to another.

When you'd use this

  • Sending iPhone photos to apps that reject HEIC — convert to JPG or PNG.
  • Shrinking PNG screenshots to JPG or WEBP for upload-size limits.
  • Pulling text out of a PDF or DOCX without copy-pasting page by page.
  • Turning a Markdown writeup into a shareable PDF.
  • Flattening an XLSX spreadsheet to CSV for import into another tool.
  • Converting design AVIFs to PNG for older tools that don't support AVIF.

Frequently asked

What file formats can I convert?
Images: PNG, JPG, WEBP, AVIF, TIFF, and GIF convert freely between each other and to PDF. Documents: PDF can be turned into TXT, HTML, PNG, or JPG. DOCX converts to TXT, HTML, or Markdown. Markdown, HTML, and TXT can all be turned into PDF, and Markdown to HTML. Spreadsheets: XLSX and CSV convert between each other and to JSON.
Is there a file size limit?
Yes — 4 MB per file. Files are converted on our server, and 4 MB is the most it accepts in one upload. That covers most documents, spreadsheets and screenshots; large photos and long PDFs may exceed it, so shrink or split them first.
Will my formatting be preserved?
Image conversions preserve quality. Plain-text and structural conversions (DOCX → HTML, PDF → TXT, MD → HTML) keep the structure but may simplify rich formatting like custom fonts, columns, or embedded objects. For pixel-perfect document round-trips, open the file in its native app and export from there.
How is my data handled?
Files are uploaded over HTTPS, processed in memory on our server, and the converted result is sent back to your browser. We don't store your file or its contents.
Why isn't DOCX → PDF (with formatting) supported?
Faithfully rendering a DOCX to PDF — preserving fonts, layouts, tables, and images — requires a full Office-compatible engine like LibreOffice or Microsoft Word. We keep this tool fast and serverless, so it offers DOCX → HTML or → Markdown instead, which you can then export to PDF from a browser or word processor.
Why is there a usage limit?
To keep this free for everyone, we cap conversions per IP per hour. If you hit the limit, signing up removes it.

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