What Kivoza is for
People should be able to convert a file without guessing where it goes, which format comes out, or whether a failed input stopped the rest of the work. Kivoza keeps each tool small enough to describe accurately: choose a supported file, review the processing boundary, inspect the result, and download it.
What is available today
The live directory contains the HEIC to JPG or PNG converter, WebP to JPG or PNG converter, and AVIF to JPG or PNG converter. It also includes image OCR for printed English or Simplified Chinese and five PDF browser workflows for merge, split, rotate, extract, and images-to-PDF. The Markdown workspace has four local routes for PDF, HTML, CSV, and JSON, plus four consent-gated service routes for DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, and EPUB. Each route accepts supported inputs and publishes its limits and processing boundary before work starts; the tools page is the source of truth for what is available.
Who operates the service
Kivoza is operated by kivoza Ltd. For product support, privacy questions, or accessibility feedback, use [email protected].
Why the directory is short
A short directory is easier to keep truthful. Kivoza does not show work that is not ready as if it were available. Each listed tool has a matching guide that explains its real inputs, outputs, limits, and privacy behavior.