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File converter that works with your Wi-Fi turned off

File converter that works with your Wi-Fi turned off

by Zepubo·Mar 8, 2026·1 point·0 comments
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AI Analysis

●●SolidShip ItSolve My Problem

Offline-first browser converter, but remove.bg and CloudConvert already own this space.

Strengths
  • •Verifiable privacy via Network DevTools inspection; conversion works with Wi-Fi off
  • •No signup, file size limits, or watermarks; multiple format support (JPG/PNG/PDF/MP4/WAV)
  • •Uses Canvas API, PDF.js, and FFmpeg.wasm for in-browser processing
Weaknesses
  • •Crowded category: Squoosh, CloudConvert, remove.bg already handle this well
  • •Limited format breadth compared to established converters; WebP and SVG support narrow
Target Audience

Privacy-conscious users, developers who need offline file conversion

Similar To

Squoosh · CloudConvert · remove.bg

Post Description

Built this after getting frustrated that every "free" online converter uploads your files to AWS. OneWeeb converts images, PDFs, and audio/video entirely in the browser — Canvas API for images, PDF.js for PDFs, FFmpeg.wasm for audio. The privacy claim is verifiable: open DevTools → Network tab → convert a file. Zero outbound requests during conversion. Or just turn off Wi-Fi after the page loads — everything still works. Supports: JPG ↔ PNG, JPEG → JPG, PDF → JPG, JPG → SVG, WebP ↔ JPG/PNG, MP4 → WAV, image compression to specific sizes (20KB, 50KB, 100KB, 200KB, 500KB). No signup, no file size limits, no watermarks.

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