HEIC to JPG or PNG
Convert HEIC and HEIF photos locally in a modern browser. Add one file or a small batch, choose an output, preview the result, and download it.
Kivoza tool directory
Five local tools and eight Markdown routes are available in this release. Their inputs, outputs, limits, and processing boundaries are listed here so you can choose with confidence.
5 local tools + 8 Markdown routes
Convert HEIC and HEIF photos locally in a modern browser. Add one file or a small batch, choose an output, preview the result, and download it.
Convert static WebP images locally in a modern browser. Add one file or a small batch, choose an output, preview the result, and download it.
Convert static AVIF images with the browser's native decoder. PNG keeps transparency where the browser provides it; JPG uses a white background and a quality setting.
Recognize printed text from one JPG, PNG, or static WebP image. Choose English, Simplified Chinese, or a mixed model, then edit, copy, or download the result.
Merge PDFs, split pages into a ZIP, rotate pages, extract page ranges, or create a PDF from JPG and PNG images. Damaged and password-protected documents are reported clearly.
Convert PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, EPUB, HTML, CSV, or JSON files into editable Markdown. PDF, HTML, CSV, and JSON run locally; DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, and EPUB use a consent-gated conversion service. Each route then reports options, limits, warnings, and a safe preview.
Each route publishes its own input and output limits. A device with little available memory or a large source document may still fail earlier.
Each converter checks the actual container before decoding. A renamed JPG or damaged WebP is rejected.
Each file is handled separately, so one damaged or unsupported file does not stop the other results.
Each input is limited to 20 MB and 40 megapixels after decoding. The total batch is limited to 64 MB.
This directory only lists tools that are available in this release. There are no inactive entries presented as if they were ready.
Support can help with an error message, an accessibility issue, or a question about a tool's processing boundary.
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