UNIVERSAL CONVERSION
Convert.
My one-input converter: it detects the format, shows the useful options, and stays local when it can.
WHAT IT IS
One input. The relevant conversions.
I built Convert around one input: paste text or choose a file, and it detects the format and shows the relevant operations. Fewer dropdowns to negotiate with. Whenever the browser can do the work, the data stays on the device.
| Input family | Examples |
|---|---|
| Structured data | JSON, YAML, XML, CSV, and TSV formatting or conversion. |
| Text | Case changes, encoding, decoding, hashing, and related transforms. |
| Web values | URLs, timestamps, and colors in common representations. |
| Files and media | Format-specific tools selected after file inspection. Some media conversions may use the private conversion service. |
LOCAL BY DEFAULT
Why that phrase matters.
I run most conversions right in your browser. I use a backend only for conversions the browser cannot reasonably handle. The static interface stays useful even when that optional service is unavailable.
SAFE EXPECTATION
I use detection as a shortcut. It cannot read your mind, which is probably for the best. Check the recognized input type before trusting an important result, especially with ambiguous plain text or mislabeled files.