Question 1

Are uploads or pasted inputs stored after I use a tool?

Accepted Answer

Converty only keeps uploaded files around long enough to finish the requested processing job. Browser-only tools such as the color converter, case and slug tool, CSV validator, Markdown validator, and JSON/YAML/TOML formatter work with local state in the tab rather than sending pasted text to a server.

Question 2

How many images can I convert to WebP at once?

Accepted Answer

The WebP converter accepts up to 10 JPEG, PNG, or WebP files in one batch and lets you download each result individually or as a ZIP. That makes it practical for small image sets that need quick compression without setting up a heavier image pipeline.

Question 3

Which formats can I use in the color converter?

Accepted Answer

The color converter accepts common CSS color inputs such as hex, rgb(), hsl(), oklch(), oklab(), and named colors. It then renders multiple equivalent outputs so you can move between design references, code, and theme tokens without rewriting the value by hand.

Question 4

Why is TOML output unavailable in the JSON/YAML/TOML converter for some inputs?

Accepted Answer

TOML output is only available when the parsed data can be represented as a TOML-compatible top-level object. JSON and YAML can describe a broader range of structures, so some inputs that validate correctly still cannot be rendered as TOML.

Question 5

How does delimiter detection work in the CSV validator?

Accepted Answer

Auto delimiter detection checks the CSV structure against the supported separators and picks the most likely match. You can still override it manually when you need to confirm how a semicolon-, tab-, or pipe-delimited file would parse.

Question 6

What does the CSV header toggle change?

Accepted Answer

The header toggle changes whether the first row is treated as column names or as real data. That affects both the header warnings and the labels used in the parsed preview table.

Question 7

What does the Markdown validator check besides the preview?

Accepted Answer

The Markdown validator combines a GitHub-flavored preview with warnings about issues such as heading-level jumps, multiple H1 headings, missing alt text, empty links, and fenced code blocks without a language label. It is meant to help you catch authoring and accessibility issues before you publish or paste the content elsewhere.

Question 8

What can the case, slug, and escape tool do on one page?

Accepted Answer

The case and slug tool can generate camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case, and slug output from the same input while also offering HTML, JSON, and URL escape helpers. The reverse decode fields only work when the current input is already in that encoded format.

Question 9

Which files does the favicon generator create?

Accepted Answer

The favicon generator creates a package with favicon.ico, multiple PNG icon sizes, Apple touch icons, Android-ready icons, and a starter site.webmanifest. It is meant to save the repetitive export work after you start from one square source image.

Question 10

Does Text to PDF upload my document content?

Accepted Answer

The Text to PDF tool generates the PDF locally in the browser from the editor content, so pasted drafts do not need to be uploaded before export.

Question 11

Do any Converty tools require an account or desktop software?

Accepted Answer

No account, subscription, or desktop install is required. Open the tool you need, paste content or upload a file where supported, and export the result directly from the site.