File tools that never upload your files

Convert and compress files without uploading them. No size limits, no hourly quotas, no watermarks, no account — because the work happens on your device, not on our servers.

Files stay on your device

Every conversion runs inside your browser tab. There is no upload request to intercept, because there is no server receiving one.

No limits to work around

No file size cap, no tasks per hour, no watermark, no sign-up. Processing costs us nothing, so there is nothing to ration.

No queue, no round trip

Nothing is sent anywhere and nothing waits for a server, so conversion starts the moment you drop a file in.

Works offline

After your first visit the page and its decoders are cached. A later conversion works with no connection at all.

Browse by category

Fourteen categories, one level deep. Every tool lives in exactly one of them, so you never have to guess which branch to open.

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Check it rather than trust it

The promise that your files stay on your device is worth nothing unless you can verify it. These two pages exist so you can.

Frequently asked questions

Are my files really not uploaded?

Correct, and you can check it in about thirty seconds. Open developer tools, switch to the Network tab, and convert something — no request carries your file. The site also sends a Content-Security-Policy that limits network connections to its own origin, and your browser enforces that regardless of what our code does.

Why is there no file size limit or hourly quota?

Those limits exist to control server costs. Nothing is processed on our servers, so there is no cost to control and nothing to ration.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up, no email address and no watermark on anything you produce here.

Which tools need a connection?

Two: finding your public IP address and measuring your connection speed. Both are impossible to answer locally, so they carry a different badge and explain exactly what is sent.

Does the site work offline?

After your first visit, yes. The page and the decoders are cached by your browser, so you can disconnect and keep converting — which is also the simplest proof that no server is involved.