About

A small, growing set of file tools built by one person. The first is an EPUB to PDF converter; more are being added as each one reaches a standard worth publishing.

The premise is simple: most free file converters work, but they make you fight through sign-up prompts, size caps you only discover after uploading, and pages where the advertising is more prominent than the tool. None of that is necessary.

• The tool comes first on the page. Explanations go below it. You should be able to finish your task without reading anything.
• Limits are stated before you commit. The maximum file size shown is read from the server that enforces it, so it cannot be out of date or optimistic.
• Errors name the actual problem. A DRM-protected book says so. A truncated download says so. "Something went wrong" is not used anywhere.
• Claims are checkable. Where a page says a file is deleted, there is code that deletes it. Where it cannot promise something, it does not.
• Advertising stays out of the workflow. Ads are labelled, given reserved space so they cannot shift the page, and never placed beside the buttons you need.

• No accounts, and no email address required to download your own file.
• No watermarks, and no "upgrade to remove the queue".
• No DRM circumvention. Encrypted books are identified and explained, not broken open.
• No use of uploaded files for training anything, by us or anyone else.
• No fabricated reviews, ratings, user counts or certifications — including in the structured data, which is why this site has none of the rating markup that would earn stars in search results.

This is an independent project, not a company. There is no support team behind it — messages go to one person, and the answer to "can you add X" is often yes.

If something is broken, wrong, or a guide describes a menu that no longer exists, get in touch. Corrections are genuinely welcome.