Converters.live
Convert images, video, audio and documents
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Convert images, video, audio and documents
8 followers
Convert images, video, audio and documents online — free, no account, no watermark. 120+ conversion pairs: HEIC→JPG, WebP, AVIF, MOV→MP4, PDF↔DOCX, XLSX→CSV and more. Files up to 2GB, deleted from the server the moment the converted file is sent back. Works in any browser, in 12 languages.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Converters.live because every "free" file converter I tried buried the actual conversion behind a paywall, a forced account, or a watermark after the first file. This one doesn't - no sign-up, no limit on the number of conversions, no watermark, ever.
Under the hood: Node/Express backend with sharp (images), ffmpeg (video/audio) and LibreOffice headless (DOCX/XLSX/PPTX/PDF). The frontend is a statically pre-rendered React app - every conversion pair gets its own page in 12 languages, so it's fast and indexable without a heavy JS framework on first load. Uploaded files are deleted from the server the moment the converted file is sent back - nothing is stored.
Currently 120+ pairs across image (HEIC/JPG/PNG/WebP/AVIF/SVG/ICO/BMP/TIFF/GIF/PDF), video (MP4/WebM/MOV/MKV/AVI/WMV/FLV/M4V/GIF), audio (MP3/WAV/M4A/FLAC/OGG/AAC/WMA/Opus) and documents (DOCX/PDF/XLSX/PPTX/TXT/CSV), with more added as people ask.
Would love feedback - especially on what format pairs or features are missing for your workflow.
Tried converting a MOV to MP4 and it handled a 1.5GB file without breaking a sweat. Love that nothing lingers on the server, that's the kind of detail that actually matters these days.
@kezibangevtcuf appreciate it 🙏 2GB cap, and files are wiped the second the converted one goes out - nothing lingers by design. Thanks for the kind words!
I convert a lot of media for work and usually bounce between three different
sites because each one paywalls a different format. Nice to have images, video,
audio AND documents in one place - and the up-to-2GB limit means I'm not
stuck splitting files first. Would love AVIF batch support down the line, but
this is already a keeper. Upvoted.
@igor_sochilovich this is exactly the pain we built it around - thanks Igor 🙏 And good news: AVIF is already supported today, both as input and output, so you're covered there. What's coming next is batch processing (drop a whole folder, get a zip back) - once that lands, AVIF batch just falls out of it for free. Really glad it's a keeper for you.