We launched a public status page to provide real-time updates on system performance, uptime, and any ongoing issues. This helps users stay informed about the platform’s reliability. Learn more.
ConvertAPI introduced the PDF to OCR API, which adds a searchable text layer to scanned PDF documents. This feature is useful for digitizing physical documents and improving searchability within PDF files. Learn more.
ConvertAPI introduced a new Word to TXT conversion API, enabling users to extract plain text from Word documents. This API simplifies workflows that require data extraction from Word files for text analysis or archival purposes. Learn more.
ConvertAPI added a PDF Thumbnail generator, allowing users to create thumbnails of PDF pages quickly. This feature is ideal for previewing documents, creating gallery images, or integrating PDF previews into websites and applications. Learn more.
The Zapier integration makes it easy to create conversion workflows using ConvertAPI. Users can now automate file conversions within their Zapier workflows, simplifying tasks like document processing and format changes. Learn more.
We’re excited to introduce the PDF Compress API. This new API endpoint allows you to significantly reduce the file size of PDF documents—by up to six times—without compromising quality, improving efficiency for storage and sharing.
In 2018, we introduced a simple API for rotating PDF pages with one REST API call. This feature enables users to rotate individual or multiple pages, streamlining document editing and formatting. Learn more.
In June 2018, we made our Ruby Gem available for easy integration into Ruby applications. This gem simplifies the process of adding file conversion features to any Ruby project, making it accessible to developers. Learn more.
With the introduction of the E-Book to PDF and Image API, users can convert popular e-book formats such as azw, epub, and mobi to PDF or image formats. This feature is perfect for publishers and readers alike. Learn more.
ConvertAPI’s .NET library became available on NuGet, providing developers with a convenient way to integrate file conversions into their .NET applications. This update opens up more opportunities for users working with Microsoft technologies. Learn more.
