Choose a tool by source and target format
These pages handle specific source-to-output pairs. Start with the file or markup you have, then choose the page that names the format you want to create.
Documents and ebooks
The document tools are directional rather than one bidirectional workspace. Choose Word to PDF when the source is a Word document and the target is PDF; choose PDF to Word for the reverse source and target. Use EPUB to MOBI for the ebook-format conversion represented here.
Web content and lightweight markup
HTML has separate routes to EPUB and PDF, while Markdown has a route to PDF. Open HTML to EPUB when you need an ebook output, HTML to PDF for a PDF output, or Markdown to PDF when your source is Markdown. These are separate workflows, so do not choose by output alone.
Images and presentations
JPG to PDF is the image-to-document route in this inventory. Presentations have two different destinations: choose PPTX to images for image output or PPTX to PDF for a PDF output.
Use the matching conversion workflow
- Identify the source format of your input.
- Identify the output format you need.
- Open the child page whose name contains that exact source-to-target direction.
- Read that page's interface and instructions, provide the requested input, choose any available options, and review the result before saving it.
Each direction has its own interface, so controls, output handling, and limits can differ. If the exact pair is not represented by one of the ten conversion tools, do not assume a nearby route performs the same job.
Check the conversion boundary before starting
Similar names can describe opposite workflows. PDF to JPG starts with a PDF and produces images, while JPG to PDF starts with JPG images and produces a PDF. Likewise, PPTX to images and PPTX to PDF share a presentation source but have different outputs.
Before converting, confirm that the source and target on the tool page match your goal. For format-specific controls, supported inputs, and any warnings, use the instructions on that selected child page.