Supported formats

Real format support only

This page is generated from the live FormatOS format registry. Every format listed here is connected to a real conversion or processing workflow — either running directly in your browser or via a temporary server engine. No format is listed unless a working tool exists for it.

Many file conversion sites list dozens or hundreds of formats to appear comprehensive, regardless of whether the tool behind each one actually works. FormatOS takes the opposite approach: only formats with a functioning action appear here. If a format is missing, it is not yet supported.

Browser processing — file stays on your device
Temporary server processing — for video and advanced ops

Browser-processed formats

9

Files never leave your device. Processing runs inside your browser tab using JavaScript-based conversion engines (pdf-lib, canvas, JSZip, PapaParse, and others).

Server-processed formats

18

Formats that require FFmpeg, Ghostscript, or other server-side engines. Files are processed temporarily and the working copy is designed to be cleaned up after the conversion completes.

No permanent storage

0

Files you upload are not stored in a user library, shared with other users, or retained beyond the conversion session. There are no public galleries or file hosting features.

Documents

10 formats
PDFDOCXTXTMDHTMLPPTXDOCEPUBMOBIAZW3

Images

7 formats
JPGPNGWEBPGIFSVGHEICTIFF

Data

6 formats
CSVTSVJSONXMLYAMLXLSX

Archives

1 formats
ZIP

Audio & Video

11 formats
MP4MOVWEBMMKVAVIMP3M4AAACOGGWAVFLAC

Registry details

FormatCategoryImportExportProcessing
pdfDocumentsYesYesBrowser plus gated engines
docxDocumentsYesLimitedBrowser plus gated engines
txtDocumentsYesYesBrowser-capable
mdDocumentsYesYesBrowser-capable
htmlDocumentsYesYesBrowser-capable
jpgImagesYesYesBrowser plus gated engines
pngImagesYesYesBrowser plus gated engines
webpImagesYesYesBrowser plus gated engines
gifImagesYesLimitedBrowser plus gated engines
svgImagesYesLimitedBrowser plus gated engines
csvDataYesYesBrowser-capable
tsvDataYesYesBrowser-capable
jsonDataYesYesBrowser-capable
xmlDataYesYesBrowser-capable
yamlDataYesYesBrowser-capable
xlsxDataYesYesBrowser plus gated engines
zipArchivesYesYesBrowser-capable
heicImagesYesLimitedTemporary server processing
tiffImagesYesLimitedTemporary server processing
pptxDocumentsYesLimitedTemporary server processing
docDocumentsYesLimitedTemporary server processing
epubDocumentsYesLimitedTemporary server processing
mobiDocumentsYesLimitedTemporary server processing
azw3DocumentsYesLimitedTemporary server processing
mp4Audio & VideoYesLimitedTemporary server processing
movAudio & VideoYesLimitedTemporary server processing
webmAudio & VideoYesLimitedTemporary server processing
mkvAudio & VideoYesLimitedTemporary server processing
aviAudio & VideoYesLimitedTemporary server processing
mp3Audio & VideoYesLimitedTemporary server processing
m4aAudio & VideoYesLimitedTemporary server processing
aacAudio & VideoYesLimitedTemporary server processing
oggAudio & VideoYesLimitedTemporary server processing
wavAudio & VideoYesLimitedTemporary server processing
flacAudio & VideoYesLimitedTemporary server processing

What "Processing" means

Understanding the registry columns

The table above uses three status columns. Import means FormatOS can accept files in this format as input. Export means FormatOS can produce output in this format — "Limited" means conversion to this format is available but output quality may vary depending on the source content. Processing tells you where the work happens: browser-capable means the conversion runs on your device without any file leaving your computer; temporary server processing means the file is sent to a server engine for processing and the result is returned to you.

Server-processed formats require an active server engine. If that engine is temporarily unavailable, the action will not appear in the workspace — FormatOS does not show tools that cannot currently complete the requested operation.

Need to process a file? Use the homepage upload workspace. FormatOS detects the file type and shows only the actions that apply to it. For more on how this works, see How File Processing Works.

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