AnyConv vs MConverter

AnyConv is an online converter for documents, images, videos, audio, eBooks, archives and other file types. It supports more than 300 formats and thousands of conversion combinations, with file upload and download handled in a browser without installing software. It is listed for Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows. The free plan needs no registration and permits uploads up to 100 MB per file and up to 60 conversions per hour. AnyConv says files are automatically deleted from its servers within an hour and that it does not access, view or analyze file contents. It states that transfers use HTTPS, that infrastructure is hosted on secure servers in Germany and Finland, and that its data-handling practices are GDPR-compliant. Its privacy policy says the site may collect technical details such as IP address, browser type and language, operating system and referring URL, and uses Google Analytics and Google AdSense. AnyConv says it is available in 22 languages and serves users in more than 190 countries. Questions and feedback can be sent by email or through its contact form.

MConverter is an online platform for converting video, audio, image, e-book, document, subtitle, and archive formats. It can process files in batches, including different source formats directed to one target format, and accepts folders with compatible files in subfolders. Users can select files from Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, or Dropbox; a Google Workspace Marketplace app supports conversions in Drive. An API supports automated file conversion and PDF compression, including integration with Make.com and similar platforms. The free plan allows 15 files per day, up to 8 at once, and 100 MB per file. Paid monthly plans are Plus at $12.99 a month, Pro at $25.99 a month, and Max at $33.99 a month, with larger concurrent-file and file-size limits across those tiers. MConverter says each file is converted in a separate isolated environment. Uploaded files are automatically deleted from its servers four hours after conversion, with immediate deletion also available. The service lists TLS 1.3 and HSTS for transfers and says it processes files in-house rather than sharing them for advertising or marketing.