Four everyday conversions
Move readable document text into a new container, convert image formats, extract or transcode audio, and collect files in an archive. Choose a category to see exactly which input and output formats are supported.
A FEW LESS STEPS
File converter.
A new format.
A little less friction.
Free · No account · Files stay on your device
YOUR STARTING POINT
Same content. New format.
Convert the text content of TXT, HTML, DOCX or PDF documents.
One document · 20 MB · 200,000 text characters · 100 PDF pages.
Selected files
YOUR NEXT FORMAT
A useful change.
JPG and WebP use this setting. PNG is lossless.
Used for MP3 and AAC. WAV/FLAC preserve decoded samples; a lossless output cannot restore already lost detail.
Document conversion keeps readable text. Original layout, images, tables, links and macros are not preserved. Scanned PDFs need OCR first.
All file processing happens in this browser. The media engine loads 32 MB on first use.
READY TO TAKE AWAY
Your converted file.
Choose a category and a file, or try a sample.
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Document conversion is for text content, not exact page reproduction. Media conversion can change quality. ZIP repacking preserves file bytes while rebuilding the archive. Keep your original files and download the result you want to keep.
Good to know.
Which document features are preserved?
Readable text and basic paragraph breaks. Layout, fonts, graphics, tables, links, forms, macros and digital signatures are not preserved. PDF text extraction requires selectable text. For scans, use Image to Text OCR.
Can I convert Russian text?
TXT, HTML and DOCX support Unicode. PDF output embeds Noto Sans for Latin, Cyrillic and Greek; unsupported scripts are rejected with an explanation. No translation is performed.
Which media formats are supported?
Common FFmpeg-decodable audio or video can be converted to MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, MP4 or WebM. Each input is limited to 50 MB and five minutes. Video output is capped at 1280 pixels wide. Codec and container support varies; DRM content is unsupported.
What happens inside an archive?
Repacking accepts ZIP, basic TAR, TAR.GZ and GZIP, then creates a ZIP with the contained regular files. It rejects unsafe paths, duplicates, links, extended TAR headers and unsupported ZIP compression. Archives are limited to 500 entries and 100 MB unpacked. This app does not export RAR or 7z.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Processing uses this browser. Document readers, an embedded font and the media engine may load from Bell River. Your input files stay on this device.
Can I create an archive?
Yes. Choose Archives, then Create an archive from files. ZIP accepts up to 100 files and 100 MB combined; GZIP accepts a single file. Use unique file names. Browser limits can be lower on memory-constrained devices.