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 (including GIF/APNG animation routes), LibRaw for camera RAW files, pdf.js and pdf-lib for documents, SheetJS for spreadsheet interchange, libarchive for RAR and 7-Zip, Open CASCADE for CAD geometry, @jsquash for AVIF/JXL, and hand-written encoders for images and meshes — 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, and the format directory records which is which. Every count and every route below is read from that same capability manifest when this page is built, so nothing here can advertise a conversion your device cannot actually run.