Free Online Converters

Convert units, file formats, and data structures.

A fast set of converters covering the units and formats you need every day — from temperature and currency to CSV, JSON, and Markdown transformations.

Problems converter tools solve

  • Turning a spreadsheet export (CSV) into JSON for an API payload
  • Converting Markdown drafts into clean HTML for a CMS
  • Switching temperatures between Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin
  • Moving between metric and imperial length, weight, and volume units
  • Exporting JSON data back to CSV for stakeholders who prefer Excel
  • Getting consistent unit conversions for recipes, travel, or DIY projects

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Who uses converter tools?

  • Developers transforming data between formats
  • Data analysts preparing datasets for import
  • Technical writers converting docs between Markdown and HTML
  • Engineers and scientists working across unit systems
  • Travelers and expats converting units on the fly
  • Students checking homework conversions

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. All formulas are based on SI standards and up-to-date reference values. Temperature, length, weight, and volume conversions match NIST-published constants to full double-precision accuracy.
The parser follows RFC 4180 — quoted fields containing commas, newlines, or escaped quotes are handled correctly. If your file uses a different delimiter (semicolon, tab), you can change it in the options.
Yes. Tables, fenced code blocks, task lists, strikethroughs, and autolinks all convert correctly. The output is clean, semantic HTML you can paste into any CMS.
Nested objects are flattened using dot-notation column names (user.name, user.address.city), and arrays are either expanded into rows or joined into a single cell based on your setting. Very deep or ragged structures may need manual mapping.
Yes — unit converters are pure math that runs entirely in your browser. Once the page has loaded, you can disconnect and keep converting values with zero delay.
Usually an encoding mismatch — CSVs saved from Excel are often Windows-1252 or UTF-16, while the tool expects UTF-8. Re-save the file as UTF-8 in Excel (Save As → CSV UTF-8) and the characters will display correctly.

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