Free Online Converters
These converters change files and figures from one form into another — PDFs, images, units, currencies — inside your own browser tab. Nothing you open here is uploaded: the file is read, rebuilt and saved back to your disk by code running on your machine. Open the Network tab and watch; no request carries your data anywhere.
- 01Unit ConverterLength, weight, temperature, area, speed.
- 02Currency ConverterDaily public rates. Never your numbers.
- 03Merge PDF FilesCombine PDFs without uploading them.
- 04JPG to PNG ConverterEither direction, converted in the page.
- 05Image ConverterAny image to PNG, JPG or WebP — in your browser.
- 06HEIC to JPG ConverteriPhone photos to JPG, never uploaded.
- 07Image CompressorBulk-shrink JPG, PNG and WebP to a size cap.
- 08EXIF Viewer & RemoverSee what your photo reveals, then remove it.
- 09Split PDF & Extract PagesPull out the pages you need, nothing uploaded.
- 10PDF to JPGEach PDF page to a JPG or PNG.
- 11Images to PDFTurn photos into one PDF, in order.
- 12Image ResizerExact pixel dimensions, cropped or fitted.
The PDF tools cover the jobs that usually force an upload. Merge PDF Files combines several documents — a contract, its annexes, the scanned signature page — into one file. Split PDF & Extract Pages does the opposite: it pulls out only the pages you need to send, so the rest stays with you. Images to PDF takes the photos on your phone — a lease shot page by page, a stack of receipts — and turns them into a single PDF in the order you choose. These are precisely the files people hesitate to hand to a converter site, and here there is nothing to hesitate about, because the file never leaves the tab.
The image tools handle what phones produce and what photos quietly carry. HEIC to JPG Converter turns iPhone photos into the JPG format that upload forms and older software expect. EXIF Viewer & Remover reads the metadata block inside a photo and shows what it reveals — the device that took it, and often the GPS coordinates of where you stood — then strips it out before you share the picture. If the photo is of your passport, your lease or your child, that inspection is worth thirty seconds, and it happens without the photo going anywhere.
None of this requires a server, and that is the point. When you choose a file, the page's own code reads its bytes in memory, parses the structure — the pages of a PDF, the pixels of an image — and assembles a new file for you to save. Browsers have been able to do this for years; converter sites that ask you to upload first are doing the same work on their machines instead of yours. You do not have to take this on trust. Open your browser's Network tab, use any tool here, and watch: the page and its assets load, then nothing further. Turn off your Wi-Fi and keep working — the tools do not notice.
One tool is the honest exception. The Currency Converter needs current rates, so it fetches the day's published exchange-rate table from a public feed — a request for the same public numbers everyone receives. Your amounts are never sent; the arithmetic runs in the page, the same way the Unit Converter handles lengths and temperatures. Every tool here is free, with no account, no usage limit and no watermark. These are static pages served from a CDN — there is no server behind them keeping score.