File converters that don't upload your files

Drop an EPUB, PDF, HEIC, or any image. The conversion happens on your own machine. Nothing gets sent to a server, so there's no signup, no waiting in a queue, and no upload progress bar. Close the tab and the file is gone from our side because it was never on our side.

Books & Documents

Images

For a specific device or use case

Read the guides

Short explainers for people who want to understand what's actually going on, not just push a button.

Why this exists

Files stay on your machine

Open DevTools and watch the Network tab. Nothing leaves except the page assets.

No signup or upload limit

The math is simple: we don't pay for servers because there aren't any.

No watermarks, no "Pro" plan

What you download is what you get.

Works on a plane

Load the page on Wi-Fi, then turn it off. Conversions keep running.

Questions people actually ask

Are my files really not uploaded?

Yes. The proof: open DevTools, watch the Network tab, then convert a file. You'll see requests for the page and the library code, not for your file. Or just turn off Wi-Fi after the page loads. Conversions keep working.

Is there a file size limit?

Whatever your device can hold in memory. A modern laptop handles a few hundred MB without complaining. Phones struggle past 50 MB.

Why is this free?

There are display ads on some pages. That's it. No upsell, no premium tier.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Slower than a laptop on big files, but it works. iOS Safari, Chrome on Android, both fine.