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The full Convert369 tools directory
This page lists every tool on Convert369 in one place, organized into five categories: CSV & Excel, Data Converters, Excel & PDF, ZIP & More, and Number & Unit. Use the category tabs above to filter down to the group you need, or use the search bar in the navigation if you already know the name of the tool you're looking for. Every tool listed here works the same way: paste or upload your file, run the conversion, and copy or download the result, all without an account or an upload to a server.
CSV & Excel
Ten tools cover the spreadsheet side of things: converting CSV to and from JSON, JSONL, TSV, and Excel, splitting large files into smaller pieces, merging multiple workbooks, and cleaning duplicate or empty rows out of a dataset before you use it. These are the tools people reach for most often, since CSV and Excel exports sit at the center of so much day-to-day data work.
Data Converters and document tools
The Data Converters group handles JSON, XML, YAML, and JSON Lines, the formats behind most modern APIs and config files, plus a dedicated JSON formatter and validator. The Excel & PDF category covers turning spreadsheets and plain text into polished, print-ready PDF documents, along with more spreadsheet-to-XML conversions for teams working with older, XML-based systems.
Archives and calculators
ZIP & More covers compressing files into an archive, extracting one, and comparing two files to see exactly what changed between them. The Number & Unit category rounds out the directory with everyday calculators: length, weight, temperature, area, volume, speed, percentages, Roman numerals, binary and hexadecimal conversions, file sizes, and Unix timestamp lookups, the kind of quick math people need dozens of times a month without wanting to open a dedicated calculator app for each one.
Why browse the full directory
Bookmarking this page is the fastest way to find a tool again later, especially if you're not sure of its exact name. Every tool here runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you paste or upload while exploring the directory is ever sent to a server, whether you end up using one tool or five.
Finding the right tool quickly
If you already know roughly what you need, the search bar in the navigation is usually faster than browsing, start typing a format name like "json" or "excel" and matching tools appear instantly. If you're not sure exactly what you need yet, the category tabs above are the better starting point, since they group related tools together and show a live count of how many tools live in each category. Both paths lead to the same place: a tool page with the conversion ready to run.
One consistent way every tool works
Regardless of which tool you land on, the interaction is deliberately the same everywhere: upload a file or paste text, click a single clear action button, and get your result immediately with options to copy or download. There's no tutorial to read and no settings to configure before you can use a tool for the first time, which is intentional, a converter you have to learn how to use before it actually saves you time isn't much of a shortcut.