FileConvert

Convert any file into the one you actually need

Images, video, audio, documents, spreadsheets, ebooks, archives, fonts and 3D models — dropped in together, converted in one batch, downloaded as one ZIP. No account, nothing to install.

  • 99 input formats
  • 946 conversions, each with its own page
  • 12 file families
PDF DOCX

Start a conversion

or drop files here

Every engine runs on this server. Nothing is handed to another conversion service.

The format catalog

99 input formats across 12 families, and 946 conversions with a page of their own. Every chip below is a route this server already answers.

Input formats 99

jpg png gif webp avif heic heif bmp tiff ico svg eps ai cdr mp4 mkv mov avi webm flv wmv m4v mpg mp3 wav flac aac ogg opus m4a wma aiff pdf docx doc odt rtf txt md html rst org tex adoc textile xlsx xls ods ppt pptx odp epub mobi azw azw3 fb2 lit pdb csv tsv parquet json ndjson yaml xml toml geojson shp gpkg kml gml fgb gpx obj fbx dae stl ply gltf glb 3ds x3d zip 7z tar gz bz2 xz rar sit lha iso ttf otf woff woff2 eot sfd pfb

Common conversions All 946

PNG JPEG Flattens transparency onto a background and shrinks photographs hard. PDF DOCX Rebuilds paragraphs, lists and tables out of a page description. HEIC JPEG iPhone photos in the one format every upload form accepts. JPEG PDF Wraps one image — or a whole batch — into a single document. MP4 MP3 Throws the video away and writes the audio track out on its own. WebP PNG Keeps the alpha channel that a JPEG would have flattened. PDF JPEG One rendered image per page, at a DPI that keeps text legible. DOCX PDF Embeds the fonts and freezes the layout before you send it on.

Convert from your own code

The REST API runs the same pipeline as the form above. A one-shot task streams the converted file straight back; a job gives you a DAG, a job id and a webhook.

convert.sh sh 
# One shot: multipart in, the converted file streams back out.
curl -sS -X POST "$FC_API/tasks/convert" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $FC_TOKEN" \
  -F 'file=@report.docx' \
  -F 'output_format=pdf' -o report.pdf

# Add ?output=json to get the task record instead of the bytes.

# A job answers 201 with a Location header and runs after the
# response. ?wait=1 opts in to running it synchronously instead.
curl -sS -i -X POST "$FC_API/jobs?wait=1" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $FC_TOKEN" \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"tasks":{
        "in":  {"operation":"import/url","url":"https://example.com/in.docx"},
        "pdf": {"operation":"convert","input":"in","output_format":"pdf"},
        "out": {"operation":"export/url","input":"pdf"}}}'

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How it works

Three steps, no account, no software to install.

  1. Add your files

    Pick them, drop them, or paste a URL. Add as many as you like — duplicates are ignored and anything can be removed before you start.

  2. Choose the output

    Convert the whole batch to one format, or give every single file its own target. Tune quality and format-specific options while you are at it.

  3. Download

    Grab the converted files one by one or as a single ZIP. The job and everything in it is removed by the scheduled purge afterwards.

Built for the whole batch, not one file

The things that start to matter once you have more than a single file to deal with.

Built on the engines you already trust

No in-house codec guesswork. Every conversion is handed to the tool the industry already uses for that job.

Questions, answered

Still stuck? The help centre goes into more detail.