Every Format.
Every Conversion.

PDF is the universal standard for sharing documents across any device or operating system. It preserves exact formatting, fonts, and layouts — ideal for contracts, reports, and print-ready artwork.

AI is Adobe Illustrator's native vector format. It stores fully editable paths, layers, and effects — widely used by professional designers for logos and print artwork.

EPS is a vector format built on PostScript, long used in professional print workflows. Still required by many print shops and signage providers for guaranteed print fidelity.

SVG is an XML-based vector format that scales to any size without losing sharpness. The standard for web icons, logos, and illustrations that need to look crisp at any resolution.

CDR is the proprietary vector format used by CorelDRAW. Converting CDR files is essential for sharing designs with people who use other software.

PSD is Photoshop's native format storing layers, masks, and adjustment layers intact. The industry standard for photo editing and compositing projects.

JPG is the most widely used image format on the web. It uses lossy compression to keep file sizes small while maintaining good visual quality — perfect for photos.

PNG supports lossless compression and full transparency — the go-to format for logos, icons, and any image where crisp edges and quality matter.

TIFF is a lossless raster format favoured in archiving, scanning, and professional print. Supports CMYK — the choice for high-fidelity image preservation.

WebP delivers superior compression for both lossy and lossless images — smaller than JPG and PNG with comparable quality, the preferred format for fast-loading websites.

GIF supports animation and lossless compression for images with limited colours. Still widely used for simple graphics and short animations on the web.

BMP is an uncompressed raster format native to Windows. Perfect pixel fidelity with no compression — compatible with virtually all Windows applications.

AVIF achieves significantly better compression than WebP and JPG while maintaining high visual quality — ideal for modern web delivery.

JPEG XL is a next-generation image codec offering excellent compression, wide colour gamut, and lossless mode — designed as a long-term replacement for legacy JPEG.

JPEG 2000 offers superior quality at smaller file sizes than standard JPEG with both lossy and lossless compression. Used in professional print, medical imaging, and digital cinema.

ICO is the standard format for Windows application icons and browser favicons. Supports multiple sizes in a single file — essential for app development and web design.

TGA is a raster format widely used in game development, 3D rendering, and video production. Supports alpha channels and lossless compression.

OpenEXR is the industry-standard HDR format for VFX and 3D rendering. Stores floating-point pixel data with exceptional dynamic range — used in film production worldwide.

HEIC is the default photo format on iPhone and iPad. It offers better compression than JPG while maintaining quality. Convert HEIC to JPG, PNG or WebP for wider compatibility.

HEIF is a modern image container used by Apple devices. Convert HEIF to JPG or PNG for universally supported formats.

CR2 is Canon's RAW format capturing unprocessed sensor data for maximum editing flexibility. Convert CR2 to JPG or PNG for easy sharing.

NEF is Nikon's RAW format storing full sensor data from Nikon cameras. Convert NEF to JPG or other formats for easy sharing.

ARW is Sony's RAW format used in Alpha series cameras. Convert ARW to JPG, PNG or TIFF for broader compatibility.

RAF is Fujifilm's RAW format known for its film simulation modes. Convert RAF to JPG or PNG for easy sharing.

DNG is Adobe's open RAW format designed as a universal standard for camera raw files. Convert DNG to JPG, PNG or TIFF for wider compatibility.

RW2 is Panasonic's RAW format used in Lumix cameras. Convert RW2 to JPG or PNG for sharing and editing.

ORF is Olympus's RAW format from OM System cameras. Convert ORF to JPG, PNG or TIFF for easy sharing.

PEF is Pentax's RAW format storing full sensor data. Convert PEF to JPG or PNG for broader compatibility.

DOC is the legacy Microsoft Word format widely used for word processing documents. Compatible with virtually all office suites.

DOCX is the modern Microsoft Word format. The standard for business documents, reports, and letters — compatible with Word, Google Docs, and LibreOffice.

ODT is the open standard document format used by LibreOffice and OpenOffice. Free, vendor-neutral, and fully compatible with Microsoft Word.

RTF is a cross-platform document format supported by virtually every word processor. Preserves basic formatting while remaining widely compatible.

TXT is the simplest document format — pure text with no formatting. Universal compatibility across all operating systems and applications.

HTML is the standard markup language for web pages. Convert documents to HTML for web publishing or convert HTML to PDF for printing.

XLSX is the modern Microsoft Excel format for spreadsheets, data analysis, and financial models. Compatible with Excel, Google Sheets, and LibreOffice Calc.

XLS is the legacy Microsoft Excel format. Still widely used for compatibility with older systems and applications.

ODS is the open standard spreadsheet format used by LibreOffice Calc. Free and compatible with Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets.

CSV is a universal plain-text format for tabular data. Supported by every spreadsheet application, database, and data analysis tool.

EPUB is the most widely supported eBook format, used by Apple Books, Kobo, Google Play Books, and most e-readers except Kindle. Reflowable text adapts to any screen size.

MOBI is the legacy Kindle eBook format. Still supported on older Kindle devices and widely used for eBook distribution before AZW3.

AZW3 is Amazon's modern Kindle format, supporting richer formatting than MOBI including fixed layouts and better typography. The current standard for Kindle publishing.

FB2 is an XML-based eBook format popular in Russia and Eastern Europe, storing text structure separately from presentation for flexible rendering.

MP3 is the most widely used audio format, offering small file sizes with good sound quality. Supported by virtually every device and media player.

WAV is an uncompressed audio format that preserves full sound quality. The standard choice for professional audio editing and production.

FLAC compresses audio without any quality loss, making it the preferred format for archiving and audiophile listening.

AAC delivers better sound quality than MP3 at the same bitrate. Used by Apple devices, YouTube, and most modern streaming platforms.

OGG is a free, open-source audio format offering efficient compression. Commonly used in games and open-source software.

M4A is Apple's preferred audio container, typically holding AAC-encoded audio. The default format for iTunes and Apple Music downloads.

WMA is Microsoft's audio format, historically common on Windows systems and older portable media players.

MP4 is the universal standard for video — supported everywhere from phones to smart TVs to web browsers, with excellent compression and quality.

MOV is Apple's native video format, commonly produced by iPhones and Mac video editing software like Final Cut Pro.

AVI is a legacy Windows video format still used for compatibility with older editing software and playback devices.

MKV is an open, flexible container supporting multiple audio/subtitle tracks. Popular for high-quality video archiving and playback.

WebM is an open video format built for the web, offering efficient compression and broad browser support without licensing fees.

FLV was the standard format for web video during the Flash era and is still required by some legacy systems and streaming setups.

WMV is Microsoft's video format, commonly used in Windows-based editing tools and older media players.