The problem: file conversion is a tax you pay in privacy
Everyone hits it. You need to shrink a photo for an email, turn a PDF into an editable DOCX, or get a CSV into Excel — and you end up on a random website, uploading your files to who-knows-where, fighting a "5 MB free" limit and dodging ads. It's slow, it's risky, and you do it again next week.
The idea: one local app for the conversions people pay for
ConvertKit brings the conversions that matter into a single desktop tool that runs entirely on your machine. No uploads, no size caps, no watching a progress bar on a stranger's server.
What makes it interesting
- Compress & resize JPG, PNG and WebP with a quality slider and a max-width cap — and see the before/after size for every file.
- Convert image formats between PNG, JPG, WebP, BMP and PDF.
- PDF → DOCX and DOCX → PDF, so documents move both ways.
- CSV → Excel, Excel → CSV, and merge many CSVs into one clean workbook.
- Batch everything — drop in a pile of files, pick one output folder, go.
The benefit
ConvertKit replaces a dozen bookmarked websites with one fast, private app. For freelancers, students and small teams it removes a daily papercut — and because it's all local, your invoices, contracts and photos never leave your computer.
Try ConvertKit
Get ConvertKit on the Dimroid Store →
ConvertKit is a Dimroid Technologies desktop app — a one-time purchase with lifetime access, device-bound activation and free updates.
