Supported formats.
One clear workflow.

How a browser-local converter actually works

Most online converters are upload services: your file travels to a server, is processed there, and a download link comes back. Novus Convert takes the opposite approach. The conversion engines — an FFmpeg build for audio and video, LibRaw for camera RAW files, pdf.js for documents, libarchive for RAR and 7-Zip, Open CASCADE for CAD geometry, and a set of hand-written encoders for image formats — are compiled to WebAssembly and run inside your browser tab. The file you pick never crosses the network, which is why there is no upload progress bar, no file-size pricing tier, and no server queue.

Every export is verified before the download unlocks: the engine checks that the output bytes carry the real signature of the format you asked for, so a failed encode can never be saved as a broken file with the right extension. Formats the engines cannot genuinely process are documented as reference guides instead of being offered as fake conversions — the format directory below reflects exactly what runs on your device today.