Zero Server Uploads • 100% On-Device Execution

Client-Side File Converter & Compressor

Instant browser utilities to compress images, convert modern formats, merge PDFs, and split documents. 100% free, no file size caps, zero cloud uploads.

Core Workspaces

Full-featured dedicated browser workspaces

Target Size Compressors

Guaranteed file size caps for exam & government portals

Quick Format Converters

48 on-device converters grouped by source format

100% Client-Side Privacy

Files are never sent to external servers or cloud storage. Sensitive medical scans, IDs, receipts, and photos remain entirely on your device.

Instant Local Speed & Batch ZIP

Process unlimited files with zero upload or download wait times. Compress, convert, or split dozens of photos and documents in seconds with one-click consolidated ZIP downloads.

Mobile Touch Ergonomics

Thumb-accessible dropzones, large target sliders, instant side-by-side comparison viewers, and one-tap direct batch zip downloads.

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn how FileConvert delivers instant, zero-server file processing right inside your browser.

Are my files ever uploaded to any server or cloud?

Never. FileConvert is 100% client-side. When you drop or select a file, your browser processes the bytes directly in device memory using HTML5 Canvas and pdf-lib. Zero bytes of your sensitive images or documents ever leave your phone or computer. You can verify this by turning off your internet connection-all tools will continue working normally.

Which image formats are supported for compression & conversion?

FileConvert supports all common formats including PNG, JPG/JPEG, WebP, GIF, SVG, and BMP. You can cross-convert between WebP, PNG, and JPG while choosing your exact target quality or specifying an exact target file size in kilobytes (KB).

How does client-side PDF merging work in the browser?

We use pdf-lib, an open-source binary PDF manipulation library running in browser JavaScript. It reads the raw byte streams of your PDF files, parses the page dictionary structures, copies page streams into a consolidated document, and serializes the new PDF binary directly to your local downloads without requiring backend server rendering.

Is there any file size limit?

Unlike traditional online converters that impose 5MB or 10MB limits, FileConvert has zero arbitrary server limits. The only constraint is your device’s available browser memory (RAM). Most modern smartphones and laptops easily process files up to 200MB+ in seconds.

How is performance and low INP (Interaction to Next Paint) maintained?

Heavy operations like image downsampling, quantization, and PDF byte stream packing are scheduled with asynchronous microtasks. This yields control back to the browser main thread between computational steps, ensuring the UI stays fluid at 60fps with minimal input latency during high-resolution processing.