What it does
MConverter converts media and document files in bulk. Its interface accepts folders, pasted files, and connected storage, and provides several compression choices.
Group inputs that can share the same target format; the interface explicitly flags incompatible mixed selections. For media, choose the compression level according to the required size and quality rather than always selecting the smallest output. Folder and batch input make this useful for repeated preparation, while paid upgrades raise the available workflow options.
The Free plan states 100 MB per file, eight selected at once and up to 15 per day, with the daily allowance potentially reduced to three depending on use. Paid Plus, Pro and Max list respectively 1 GB/250, 2 GB/750 and 10 GB/1,000 files selected at once; selection counts are distinct from simultaneous running tasks. Server jobs expire after four hours and can be deleted sooner. SAVE TO writes directly into a local folder in supported Chromium browsers; ZIP downloads work across platforms. A setting offers on-device conversion where possible, while cloud-storage imports transfer directly to MConverter's servers. An API is a separate automation route.
Strengths
- Accepts folder-level input and makes incompatible batch selections visible.
Best for
- Converting groups of related files through a browser
Sources
- MConverter: Easy to Use Online File Converter (Oct 26, 2026)