Convert 'Em All
Images, audio, video and documents, turned into the formats people actually ask you for. Free to use, with a one-time unlock that takes the limits off — no subscription, no ads.
Built for the real mess
The formats a phone actually produces, not a tidy list that ignores HEIC and M4A.
No account, ever
Open it and convert. No sign-up, no email, no login wall in front of a file picker.
Pay once, if you want
Pro is a single purchase that stays yours. No subscription, no credits, no ads in between.
The ones you actually run into
What shows up when a phone shoots HEIC, a chat app sends OPUS, and somebody asks for "just a PDF".
One purchase, then it's yours
The free app converts. Pro takes the limits off and keeps the whole thing free of the usual nonsense.
- Batch conversions instead of one file at a time
- No size or length caps on what you convert
- Full quality and bitrate control on the output
- Every future update included, at no extra cost
No monthly fee, no ads, no "5 free conversions left this month".
Questions worth asking
Is the app free?
The app is free to download and use. A one-time Pro unlock removes the limits on batches, file size and output quality. There is no subscription and no advertising.
Which Android versions are supported?
Android 8.0 and newer. Video work uses the phone's own hardware encoder, so speed depends mostly on the device.
Where do the converted files end up?
In your Downloads folder, next to the original, ready to share from any app.
Who makes it?
Convert 'Em All is built and maintained by The Yellow Apps, an independent Android developer working solo. Bug reports go straight to the person who writes the code.