SnapConv

Convert files without uploading them

Free file conversion and utilities that run entirely on your device.

  • Free, no account
  • Processed on your device
  • Nothing is uploaded

or drop them here

Drop images, PDFs, audio, video, or text files

Shortcuts for the most requested pairs. They only help you start — every converter accepts the other supported formats too.

Browse all tools

Start from the action you need. Every tool processes your files locally and never uploads them.

Supported categories

SnapConv grows one category at a time. Available tools work today; planned and experimental tools ship only after their browser capabilities are verified.

Your files never leave your device

Privacy is the product, not a setting. Here is exactly what that means.

  • Files are processed on your device

    Conversion, compression, and PDF work run inside your browser using the hardware you already have.

  • Nothing is uploaded for processing

    SnapConv has no conversion servers, no upload step, and no fallback that sends your file away.

  • Files are not stored by SnapConv

    There is no account, no cloud storage, and no queue that survives closing the tab.

  • Generated files stay with you

    Downloads are created locally from the result your browser just produced.

privacy notes.

How SnapConv works

  1. Step 1

    Drop a file

    Drag files in, pick them from your device, or paste an image from the clipboard.

  2. Step 2

    Choose what to do

    SnapConv detects the file type and shows the actions and output formats that fit it.

  3. Step 3

    Process locally

    Your browser does the work, with progress you can watch and cancel when you need to.

  4. Step 4

    Download the result

    Save single files or package a whole batch locally as a ZIP archive.

See how local processing is built.

Frequently asked questions

Is SnapConv really free?

Yes. Every tool is free, with no account, subscription, credit, quota, or watermark.

Do my files get uploaded anywhere?

No. Files are read and processed in your browser. SnapConv does not operate a conversion server, and there is no upload fallback.

Why is a format or output missing?

Some codecs depend on your browser. When an encoder like AVIF is unavailable, SnapConv says so and keeps the other supported outputs selectable.

Does it work offline?

The core tools load over the network the first time. Offline support is planned as a later release once assets can be cached safely.

Is there a file size limit?

SnapConv warns you before very large batches or huge images are processed, because browser memory is finite. Nothing is measured or reported to SnapConv.

Where can I find a specific conversion?

Use the tools directory to search by format, tool, or operation — for example “heic” or “png to webp”.