GrabzIt
by GrabzItFile conversion service available through web, apps, extensions, APIs and self-hosting.
File conversion software changes files between formats for documents, images, audio, video and other content. This guide helps you compare tools before choosing a desktop app, web service or developer option.
The list is ordered by newest releases first, using figures published by makers with no score. Compare free plans, paid starting prices, file-size limits, batch and cloud conversion, API access, OCR conversion and deployment.
File conversion service available through web, apps, extensions, APIs and self-hosting.
Online converter for video, audio, image, e-book, document, subtitle and archive files.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5Online converter for over 300 formats, covering audio, video, images, documents, archives and more.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5It suits people who want to assemble animated GIFs from images using a browser, with controls for frame order, timing, and output.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4It suits developers adding file conversion to an application or service workflow.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5Batch image converter with over 80 editing actions and support for more than 500 formats.
Browser-based converter for over 300 formats without installing software.
Desktop app converts document files and can handle thousands in one batch.
Online audio converter for MP3, M4A, WAV and WMA files, with quality and size controls.
Desktop video converter for macOS and Windows.
Online-Convert GIF Converter turns images into GIFs and can make animated GIFs from video clips.
Desktop app changes video files between common formats and can also convert audio.
Web service converts many file types online and can process several at once.
Converseen may suit people who need to process or rename image batches across desktop operating systems.
MiniMax Converter is an offline desktop toolkit for converting more than 200 file formats.
Windows app converts video in batches and supports files up to 4K.
Free desktop file converter for macOS and Windows with batch conversion.
FFmpeg suits users who need command-line tools for media conversion, local recording or streaming across desktop operating systems.
FileZigZag converts audio and other file types online, with more than 3,150 listed conversions.
The list records whether a tool has a free plan, a free trial or a paid starting price. FreeConvert GIF Maker lists a free plan and paid access from $12.99 per month; XnConvert lists a free plan and paid access from €29.
Pricing models include free, freemium and paid options. Document Cyborg lists paid access from €1, while Zamzar API lists a free plan and paid access from $25 per month.
Platform coverage spans Windows, macOS, web, Linux, API and Android. Choose a tool that fits where files are stored and where conversion work needs to run.
Desktop software can suit local work, while web services avoid an install. API and deployment fields help when conversion sits inside another service.
Compare maximum file size, batch conversion and cloud conversion before moving a large or repeated workload. These fields show how a service handles file volume and location.
A tool may process files locally or in the cloud. Check the listed limits and batch options against the formats and workflow you need.
OCR conversion can turn text in scanned files into editable content. API access supports automated conversion from another application.
Zamzar API is listed as an API-focused option. The comparison also records OCR conversion, API access and deployment so you can match the tool to a technical setup.
Open-source status is tracked in the comparison. If you need to read or change code, review the licence and deployment terms before adopting a tool.