MConverter review
A broad converter for batch jobs, cloud files, and automated workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MConverter is an online file-conversion platform for video, audio, images, e-books, documents, subtitles, and archives. It is designed for people who need to convert multiple files to a common target format, select folders and subfolders, or move files through cloud storage workflows. The product is available on the web, Windows, iOS, Android, as a Chrome extension, and through an API, giving both individual users and automated processes several access points.
The plan structure centers on batch size and file limits. The Free plan supports up to 15 files per day, up to 8 files at once, and files up to 100 MB each. The One-Day Pass provides full access for 24 hours, includes all Plus features, and has no subscription or commitment. Plus raises the batch limit to 250 files at once, supports files up to 1 GB, and adds unlimited daily conversions, no ads, and no branding in file names. Pro supports 750 files at once and files up to 2 GB, while Max supports 1,000 files at once and files up to 10 GB. Pro and Max also include priority human customer support.
MConverter’s main strength is breadth across file sources and conversion workflows. Users can choose files from Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Dropbox, while integrations include Google Workspace and Make.com. File Explorer and Finder integrations support desktop workflows, and the browser extension can capture media from webpages. Automatic format recognition addresses files with unknown extensions, while PDF compression and API access extend the product beyond basic manual conversion. Choose MConverter for recurring batch work, cloud-based file selection, or automated conversion. It is less suitable for users whose needs fit within small daily batches and 100 MB file limits.
MConverter pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Batch-converts up to 1,000 files at once on Max
- Selects files from Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox
- Supports browser, desktop, mobile, and API workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan allows up to 15 files per day
- Free plan limits each file to 100 MB
- Larger limits require paid access
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