ConvertHub
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Convert any file in your browser — fast, private, no signup

13 of the most-used file converters in one place. HEIC to JPG, WebP to PNG, PDF, DOCX, MKV, MP3 and more — files are processed locally where possible, never stored on a server.

No upload to server (where supported) No signup Up to 1 GB per file

Image converters

The four conversions in this group cover almost every modern image-format friction point: iPhone HEIC photos that won't open on Windows, modern WebP downloads that need to be PNG, raster icons for legacy Windows tools, and SVG vectors that need to be flattened to PNG for documents and slide decks.

Document converters

The everyday office workhorses. EPUB and DOCX into clean PDF for sharing, and PDF in/out of JPG for screenshots, signatures and quick page extracts.

Data converters

Three lossless conversions for developers, analysts and anyone moving structured data between tools. CSV ↔ JSON for spreadsheets and APIs, XML to JSON for legacy feeds.

Audio & video converters

The two media conversions almost everyone needs at some point: MKV containers into the universally supported MP4, and lossless WAV recordings into smaller MP3s for sharing.

Why ConvertHub

Browser-native

Image and data conversions run on your device using WebAssembly — your files never leave the browser.

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Private by default

No signup, no tracking pixels. Files that do need server-side processing are deleted within 1 hour.

Unlimited usage

No daily caps, no watermarks, no "premium" upsell. Up to 1 GB per file, batch upload supported.

Supported formats at a glance

Category From To Runs in browser Batch
ImageHEICJPGYesYes
ImageWebPPNGYesYes
ImagePNGICOYesYes
ImageSVGPNGYesYes
DocumentEPUBPDFServer (deleted <1h)Yes
DocumentDOCXPDFServer (deleted <1h)Yes
DocumentPDFJPGYesYes
DocumentJPGPDFYesYes
DataCSVJSONYesYes
DataJSONCSVYesYes
DataXMLJSONYesYes
VideoMKVMP4Yes (ffmpeg.wasm)Yes
AudioWAVMP3Yes (ffmpeg.wasm)Yes

FAQ

Is HEIC to JPG conversion lossless?

JPG is a lossy format, so the encoded result is technically lossy — but at our default quality (95) the visual difference from the original HEIC is imperceptible. For pixel-perfect output, use HEIC to PNG instead.

Why convert WebP to PNG?

Some older Office tools, image editors and CMSes still don't read WebP. PNG is universally supported and preserves full transparency, so it's the safest "save as" format for downloaded WebP images.

Will PNG to ICO work for Windows app icons?

Yes — the ICO output bundles 16, 32, 48, 64, 128 and 256 px versions in a single file, which is exactly what Windows expects for application icons and Visual Studio resources.

How does SVG to PNG handle resolution?

You pick the output width or DPI. The SVG is rasterized at that exact size, so the PNG looks crisp at any resolution — useful for slide decks, READMEs and high-DPI displays.

Does CSV to JSON detect data types?

Yes. Numbers, booleans, ISO dates and null-like values are auto-typed. You can disable detection to keep everything as strings, which matches the safest default for downstream processing.

Does JSON to CSV flatten nested objects?

Yes — nested keys become dotted column headers (e.g. address.city). Arrays of primitives are joined with a separator you choose; arrays of objects are expanded into multiple rows.

What happens to fonts in DOCX to PDF?

Embedded fonts are kept in the PDF. For non-embedded fonts we substitute a metrics-compatible match so spacing and pagination are preserved exactly.

Does MKV to MP4 re-encode the video?

Only when needed. If your MKV already uses H.264/H.265 video and AAC audio, we just remux the streams into an MP4 container — instant, lossless, no quality change.

What bitrate should I pick for WAV to MP3?

320 kbps for music you want to keep, 192 kbps for general listening, 128 kbps for podcasts and voice. We default to 192 kbps — the sweet spot of size and quality.

Are uploaded files really deleted?

Image, data and audio/video conversions run entirely in your browser — nothing ever uploads. EPUB to PDF and DOCX to PDF run on a server because of font handling; those files are deleted within 1 hour and never indexed.