FreeConvert
FreeConvert is a free online file converter for 1500-plus conversions across images, video, audio and documents, with no install.
Overview
FreeConvert converts images between formats in the browser: JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, GIF, SVG and many more. Upload several files at once, pick the output format, set options such as quality, size or compression, and download the results. Compress, resize, crop and rotate tools sit on the same site. FreeConvert states transfers use 256-bit encryption and uploads are deleted automatically after a few hours.
It runs in any browser, with iPhone and Android apps and an API. Free use needs no account and takes files up to 1 GB. You get 20 minutes of conversion time a day, 5 minutes per file, with ads. Paying is a subscription or one-time conversion credits, and both raise the limits and remove ads.
Key features
When to use
Use FreeConvert when an image needs a different format:
- An iPhone HEIC, a WEBP from a website or an old format needs to become a plain JPG or PNG that any app accepts.
- You have a folder of images to convert in one run rather than one at a time.
- You want to set quality, dimensions or compression while converting instead of fixing the result afterwards.
- You also juggle documents and other files and want one converter site for all of them.
- You care what happens to uploads. FreeConvert states files are encrypted in transit and deleted after a few hours.
When NOT to use
Skip FreeConvert if any of these describe you:
- You convert at volume every day. Free use gives 20 minutes of conversion time a day and shows ads.
- You want to edit the photo, not only repackage it. A photo editor covers cropping, color and retouching properly.
- You only ever shrink images for the web. A dedicated image compressor is the more direct tool.
- The files are confidential enough that uploading them anywhere is off the table. Conversion happens on FreeConvert's servers.
Frequently asked questions
Yes for everyday use, with no account needed. Free use takes files up to 1 GB. It gives 20 minutes of conversion time a day, 5 minutes per file, with ads. Paying is either a subscription or one-time conversion credits, and both raise the limits and remove the ads. FreeConvert states unused credits expire 30 days after purchase.
The common ones and many others: JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, GIF, SVG, TIFF and more. The vendor counts over 1,500 supported conversions across the whole site.
Yes. Upload multiple files, apply the same output settings to all of them, and download the results together.
FreeConvert states files transfer with 256-bit encryption and are deleted from its servers automatically after a few hours. Conversion happens on its servers, not your device.
Yes, where the target format supports it: output quality, dimensions and compression level can be set before you convert, which saves a second trip through a resizer.
Yes. The same site converts documents and other media and includes a set of PDF tools, under the same free caps and paid plans.
Alternatives to FreeConvert
CloudConvert
Converts between hundreds of formats in the browser, with a serious API underneath.