Convert files free, on your own device
Each conversion happens in a real app on Madosuite’s desktop, so you can check and fix the file before you save it. Nothing is uploaded.
A PSD is for editing. A PNG is what a website, a slide or a chat app can show, with transparency kept.
JPG files are small and open everywhere: email, print shops, phones.
Someone made it in GIMP and the next person works in Photoshop.
An illustration made in Krita has to go to a studio that uses Photoshop.
Logos arrive as .ai files; websites and apps want SVG.
Printers and clients ask for PDF, and a vector PDF prints sharp at any size.
A contractor, client or planning office wants a PDF they can open without CAD software.
To print a drawing, or send it to someone without CAD.
Plotters, cutters and websites often want SVG, and CAD drawings come as DXF.
CR3 to JPGCanon’s newer cameras shoot CR3, which many apps and every website refuse.
NEF to JPGNikon raw files need developing before you can share them.
ARW to JPGSony raw files are big and few apps show them.
Raw to DNGDNG is an open raw format that more apps read than a camera’s own one.
IDML to PDFYou have a layout exported from InDesign and need a PDF to proof or print.
IDML to EPUBA print layout becomes an e-book.
A PDF looks the same on every screen and printer; a .docx does not.
You write in Markdown; the school, client or journal wants a Word file.
Send slides that open anywhere, or hand out notes pages.
A deck as a GIF plays in chats, READMEs and social posts.
A budget or invoice that nobody should edit, and that prints the same everywhere.
A CSV export becomes a workbook with formatting, formulas and charts.
A short clip as a GIF plays anywhere, with no player.
iPhone and camera MOV files do not play everywhere; H.264 MP4 does.
PDF to PNGA page as an image for a slide, a chat or a website.
FLAC is lossless like WAV, in a smaller file.
Notation apps read MusicXML much better than MIDI.