What File Formats Can AnyConv Convert?

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AnyConv supports more than 300 file formats across 13 categories, including images, documents, audio, video, eBooks, archives, fonts, CAD files, 3D meshes, spreadsheets, presentations, and vector graphics. If your file falls into one of these groups and is under 100 MB, you can convert it directly in the browser without installing software. The sections below list the formats AnyConv names on its site so you can check whether your specific file type is covered.

Image formats

AnyConv lists dedicated converters for common raster image types:

  • JPG
  • PNG
  • GIF
  • HEIC
  • TIFF

These cover the formats most people encounter when moving photos between phones, cameras, and web tools.

Document formats

For text and page-based documents, the site names:

  • PDF
  • DOC
  • DOCX
  • TXT
  • RTF

This means you can move between an editable Word file and a fixed-layout PDF, or convert plain text and rich text formats.

Audio formats

Audio converters listed include:

  • MP3
  • WAV
  • M4A
  • OGG
  • FLAC

That range covers both compressed formats (MP3, M4A, OGG) and lossless ones (WAV, FLAC).

Video formats

Video formats named on the site:

  • MP4
  • MOV
  • MKV
  • AVI
  • FLV

These are the container formats most commonly produced by phones, cameras, and screen recorders.

eBook formats

For digital books and comics:

  • EPUB
  • MOBI
  • DJVU
  • AZW3
  • CBR

CBR is a comic book archive format, so this group covers both text-heavy eBooks and image-based comics.

Archive formats

Compressed file types listed:

  • ZIP
  • RAR
  • 7Z
  • TAR
  • CBZ

CBZ is the comic-book variant of ZIP, which pairs with the CBR entry above.

Font formats

Font converters named:

  • OTF
  • TTF
  • WOFF
  • DFONT
  • EOT

This is useful when a font needs to move between desktop design tools and web use.

CAD formats

CAD-related formats listed:

  • DWG
  • DXF
  • DWF
  • SCAD
  • IGES

These are engineering and design drawing formats rather than general graphics.

3D mesh formats

3D model formats named:

  • OBJ
  • STL
  • FBX
  • DAE
  • 3DS

STL and OBJ are common in 3D printing, while FBX and DAE appear more in animation and game pipelines.

Spreadsheet formats

Spreadsheet converters listed:

  • XLS
  • XLSX
  • SXC
  • ODS
  • CSV

This covers both Microsoft Excel formats and open-source alternatives, plus plain CSV.

Presentation formats

Presentation formats named:

  • PPT
  • PPTX
  • ODP
  • KEY
  • PPS

That includes PowerPoint, OpenDocument Presentation, and Apple Keynote files.

Vector formats

Vector graphics converters listed:

  • SVG
  • AI
  • CDR
  • EMF
  • EPS

These are resolution-independent formats used in illustration and print design.

How to check if your format is supported

The site organizes conversions by target format rather than offering one master list. To confirm support for a specific file:

  1. Identify your file's category (image, document, audio, and so on).
  2. Look for a converter page named after that format, such as "JPG Converter" or "PDF Converter."
  3. Upload your file and select the output format you want.

If a format appears in the lists above, it has a named converter entry. Formats not shown here may still be covered by the broader "300+ formats" claim, but the site only names the ones listed in this article.

Practical limits to keep in mind

  • Maximum upload size is 100 MB. Files larger than that cannot be converted through the site.
  • Uploaded and converted files are automatically deleted after 1 hour, according to the site.
  • No registration or installation is required, and the service is described as free.
  • The site states it works on Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone, and Android through the browser.

If your file type is in the lists above and fits within the size limit, AnyConv can handle the conversion online. If your format is not named here, check the site's converter pages directly before assuming it is unsupported.