BROWSER-BASED BULK CONVERTER
FAQ
Straight answers about supported files, privacy, limits and how the converters work.
Straight answers about supported files, privacy, limits and how the converters work.
Yes. The current browser-based converters can be used without creating an account or starting a trial.
Most tools process files locally in your browser. Your files are not uploaded to a BulkConverter conversion server unless a tool clearly states otherwise.
BulkConverter supports coordinate CSV files, CSV, JSON, XML, SQL, Markdown, GeoJSON, KML, GPX, zipped Shapefiles, common image formats, PDFs and image-based OCR workflows.
Yes. The tools are designed for batch work. Practical limits depend on your browser, available memory, file size and the type of conversion.
No. BulkConverter runs in a modern web browser. For the best experience, use a current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari.
No. The converters create new output files. Your original files remain untouched on your device.
The coordinate tools include WGS84, Web Mercator, RD New, common European national grids and WGS84 UTM zones, with more than 140 CRS definitions available.
Browser-based processing uses your own device. Large images, PDFs, geospatial datasets or very large tables can take longer and may use significant memory.
Local browser processing reduces unnecessary file transfer, but you should still follow your organisation’s security and data-handling policies.
Check that the input format is valid, required companion files are included, column mappings are correct and the batch is not too large for your browser. Try a smaller sample to isolate the issue.
The site opens on mobile, but complex conversions are usually easier and more reliable on a desktop or laptop with more memory and screen space.
Use the Smart File Router on the homepage or open the converter overview. The router detects common file types and points you to the matching workflow.