Which files can I choose?

This tool accepts supported images (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF and HEIC/HEIF), PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, HTML and plain text. Legacy DOC, XLS and PPT files are not supported. The available target buttons depend on the detected source.

Can I convert any file to any format?

No. After choosing a source, use one of the target buttons actually shown. For example, image batches can become a PDF or a ZIP of converted images; a spreadsheet can become PDF, CSV or JSON.

Will Word, spreadsheet or slide layouts be preserved?

Complex formatting, fonts, formulas, charts and images can change or be omitted. PDF and Office conversions rebuild content rather than reproducing the original application. Review the downloaded file before using it.

Can a scanned PDF become editable Word text?

Not here. PDF-to-DOCX in this all-in-one tool extracts selectable text. A scan without a text layer fails with an OCR suggestion rather than giving you an empty Word file.

Will text be editable after converting PDF to PowerPoint?

No. Each PDF page becomes a picture on a slide. Selectable text, when present, is added to the slide speaker notes, but the text shown in the slide picture cannot be edited as PowerPoint text.

What are the size and page limits?

Choose up to 10 files, no more than 25 MB each or 80 MB total. HEIC, HEIF and AVIF files have a tighter 5 MB limit here; common image headers are checked against 24 megapixels before decoding. PDF conversion accepts 1–30 pages. PDF-to-image and PDF-to-PowerPoint rendering are limited to 8 megapixels per page and 24 megapixels combined. Output is capped at 75 MB.

Are my files uploaded?

Files selected from your device are processed in the browser. Optional import from Google Drive or Dropbox uses a network connection to retrieve a file. Some libraries or fonts may also need a first-use download.

File Converter for Images, PDFs and Office Files

Convert supported images, PDFs, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, HTML and text in your browser. See the available formats after choosing a file.

Local file processing where supportedNo conversion upload queue for local filesFree, no sign-up

Step 1: Choose documents or images (up to 10 files, 25 MB each)

Choose a supported file or up to 10 images — drag & drop or clickImages, HEIC, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, PDF, HTML or text · 25 MB each / 80 MB total

or import from

Step 2: Choose target format

Choose a supported DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, PDF, HTML, text or image file in Step 1 to reveal target formats.

Step 3: Convert & Download

Local files are processed in your browser. Optional cloud import and first-use resources need a network connection.

Choose a supported file and this converter shows the available output formats. It is useful for quick image batches and simple document extracts. The target buttons are the supported conversion paths; it does not turn arbitrary files into arbitrary formats.

Supported paths

Images and HEIC/HEIF: JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF. Multiple selected images produce one PDF or a ZIP of converted images.
DOCX: PDF or plain text. XLSX: PDF, CSV or JSON. CSV and JSON use the first sheet; choose PDF for all sheets.
PPTX: PDF or extracted text from slides. PDF: text, Word, PowerPoint, or page images. PDF-to-PowerPoint creates one picture per page, with selectable text in speaker notes when available; the slide picture is not editable text. An image-only PDF needs OCR before editable text extraction.
HTML: PDF or stripped plain text. Plain text: PDF, DOCX or a JSON array of lines.

Try an XLSX to CSV or JSON conversion

Download the sample XLSX workbook, a synthetic table with Item, Qty and Price columns.
Choose the file above and select CSV Spreadsheet or JSON Data.
Convert and open the download. The CSV starts with Item,Qty,Price and includes Pencil,12,3.50. The JSON includes "Item": "Pencil", "Qty": "12" and "Price": "3.50".

The sample's number-looking values are stored as text. Check types and formatting before using converted data in calculations. CSV and JSON include the first worksheet; for a PDF of every sheet, use Excel to PDF.

Check the result

Document layouts are approximated. Tables, charts, embedded media, columns, formulas and custom fonts may not survive a conversion. A scanned PDF may require OCR PDF first. Download the result and compare page order, text and images with the source before sharing it.

Limits and file handling

The selection is limited to 10 files, 25 MB per file and 80 MB combined; HEIC, HEIF and AVIF imports have a tighter 5 MB limit here. JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP headers are checked against 24 megapixels before decoding. Generated output is capped at 75 MB. PDFs are limited to 30 pages, with additional pixel limits for page-image and PowerPoint exports. Device files are processed in the browser. If a cloud picker is available and you choose it, the provider transfers the file to your browser over the network.

Use a dedicated tool when you need more control

Use the general converter when you want to see which output formats are available for your file. For a video or an audio file, use the video converter or audio converter. If you only need to change an image’s dimensions, use the image resizer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which files can I choose?
This tool accepts supported images (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF and HEIC/HEIF), PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, HTML and plain text. Legacy DOC, XLS and PPT files are not supported. The available target buttons depend on the detected source.
Can I convert any file to any format?
No. After choosing a source, use one of the target buttons actually shown. For example, image batches can become a PDF or a ZIP of converted images; a spreadsheet can become PDF, CSV or JSON.
Will Word, spreadsheet or slide layouts be preserved?
Complex formatting, fonts, formulas, charts and images can change or be omitted. PDF and Office conversions rebuild content rather than reproducing the original application. Review the downloaded file before using it.
Can a scanned PDF become editable Word text?
Not here. PDF-to-DOCX in this all-in-one tool extracts selectable text. A scan without a text layer fails with an OCR suggestion rather than giving you an empty Word file.
Will text be editable after converting PDF to PowerPoint?
No. Each PDF page becomes a picture on a slide. Selectable text, when present, is added to the slide speaker notes, but the text shown in the slide picture cannot be edited as PowerPoint text.
What are the size and page limits?
Choose up to 10 files, no more than 25 MB each or 80 MB total. HEIC, HEIF and AVIF files have a tighter 5 MB limit here; common image headers are checked against 24 megapixels before decoding. PDF conversion accepts 1–30 pages. PDF-to-image and PDF-to-PowerPoint rendering are limited to 8 megapixels per page and 24 megapixels combined. Output is capped at 75 MB.
Are my files uploaded?
Files selected from your device are processed in the browser. Optional import from Google Drive or Dropbox uses a network connection to retrieve a file. Some libraries or fonts may also need a first-use download.