How to Convert Anmeldelser 

I swear I’ve wasted half my adult life downloading sketchy converters, closing 12 pop-ups about Vegas casinos, and trying to guess which ‘Download Now’ button wasn’t secretly malware. Enter HowToConvert, the tool that finally restored my faith in humanity (or at least in file conversion).

It’s basically the Swiss Army knife of formats: video to audio, audio to audio, image to image, docs to PDFs, even those random legacy files you’d forgotten existed. I’ve thrown everything from ancient .flv videos to giant RAW images at it, and it just works; fast, clean, and with zero hidden nonsense ... and .tex/LaTex conversions, too? Wow.

If I’d found this sooner, I’d probably have an extra hobby by now. Until then, at least file conversion is no longer the most dreaded part of my digital life.”

This tool is really useful and I really appreciate the fact that everything is done on your computer especially when you want to convert large file as. It’s also protect your data and privacy.

In my opinion, UI has to be reworked because it’s not really optimized. (multi-step may be a better option instead of unique one).

Though, I highly recommend this tool!

It's a young app, so hopefully support will continue for years to come, but so far the development progress has been great. I was in contact with the developer and he took it very seriously and implemented the required changes very fast. The app works great so far on my macOS and Windows environments.

It is a very practical app which solves one of the most annoying problems you have when working with different formats today.
A true timesaver in continuous development, with good feedback from the programmer. I sincerely recommend it as a swiss knife tool for everyday work.

I've been looking for a tool like this for ages. Most importantly: easy drag and drop, runs locally and one-time purchase.
The developer is super friendly and open to implement user feedback.
The tool just does what it's supposed to do, more more, no less. Love it!

It work. On Linux. Nicely. That's a big plus. I know: CLI does the same. But, sometimes, Linux users do want things that just work, a few clicks, and be done with it.

Work in progress. Not really ready for prime time.

The software just works. Its great.