Convert uploaded videos or public video URLs into GIFs. Control start time, duration, speed, and output size, then download a file or signed link.
Convert uploaded CSV files or CSV URLs to XLSX. Get a binary download or a signed link for workflows that need Excel output.
Translate uploaded documents or documents from a URL into a target language. Returns translated text, detected language, and transliterated output when supported.
Convert text or document content into MP3 downloads or signed links using male or female voices. Useful for accessibility, narration, and content playback.
Video Format Converter turns an uploaded video into a new file format and returns a job ID you can use to track progress. Send a video file and choose one of the supported output formats: mp4, mkv, avi, mov, flv, 3gp, or webm. Use the persistent flag when you want the generated file to be kept after processing. The conversion request returns a jobid, and you can poll the job status endpoint with that ID until the job is pending, successful, or failed. When a job completes successfully, the status response includes a download url for the processed file along with the jobid, status, and an optional message. That makes it a fit for workflows that need to normalize uploads into a standard format before playback, storage, or downstream processing. Use Video Format Converter when you need to accept mixed user uploads but store or serve only a specific video format. It gives you a simple async conversion flow without forcing you to manage the job lifecycle yourself.
Extract document data from a URL or uploaded file. Returns Azure or ApyHub output for invoices, forms, reports, and other documents.
Generate bar chart images from title and labeled values. Get a binary image or a pre-signed URL for dashboards, reports, and summaries.
Create downloadable .ics calendar invites or signed file links from event data, including reminders, recurrence, attendees, and cancellations.
Strip metadata from images uploaded as files or fetched from a URL. Returns cleaned binary output or a signed link, with optional EXIF and GPS removal.
Create password-protected ZIP archives from uploaded files or remote URLs. Return a binary download or a signed link to the archive.
Parse RSS or Atom feeds from a file or URL into JSON. Useful for feed ingestion, content monitoring, and automation pipelines.
ZIP Archiver creates ZIP files from either remote file URLs or uploaded files. Send it a list of urls or a list of binary files, and get back either a streamed ZIP download or a signed link to the archive. Use the /url/download and /file/download endpoints when you want the archive returned directly as binary data. Use the /url/link and /file/link endpoints when you prefer a generated URI you can store, share, or fetch later. The only input it needs is the list of files you want to bundle; the archive filename can be passed as output on the download and file-link variants. ZIP Archiver is a good fit for packaging reports, assets, invoices, image sets, or any batch of documents into a single download. It also works well in backend workflows where you need to collect remote resources into one archive before handing them off to another service or user.