What is VERT?
VERT is an open-source file converter with a clean, modern interface. Drop in images, audio files or documents and pick a target format; it converts them with WebAssembly right on your device, so those files are never uploaded.
It supports more than 250 formats, has no file size limit for local conversions and shows no ads. Video conversion is the one exception: it is handled by VERT's own server because it is too heavy for most browsers.
Key features
- Converts images, audio and documents in the browser
- 250+ supported formats
- Batch conversion of many files at once
- No file size limits for local conversions
Pros
- Private: most files never leave your device
- Open source, no ads, no watermark
- Beautiful, simple interface
Cons
- Video conversion goes through a server
- Large files depend on your device's speed
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VERT FAQ
Is VERT free?
VERT is free and open source, with no account, no limits on local files and no watermark.
Do I need an account to use VERT?
No. VERT works without signing up, so you can open vert.sh and start using it right away.
What are some alternatives to VERT?
Similar free tools that also work without an account include CloudConvert, Convertio, FreeConvert, UnitConverters.net, Epoch Converter and OnlineOCR.net.