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Online converters for data, units, dates, and files

Convert between data formats, units, dates, and numeric representations. Choose a directional tool when you know the input and output, such as CSV to JSON or PX to REM. Use a calculator when the task requires a formula and assumptions instead of a format change. Check units, precision, rounding, and missing values before using an output; finance and health results are educational estimates rather than personalized advice.

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Browse converters

Featured starting points appear first, followed by the complete category in alphabetical order. Every card links to one canonical tool page with its own working interface, examples, limitations, sources, and related utilities.

What can you do with these tools?

This category groups tools by the job they complete, not by a search-keyword variation. Choose the smallest utility that matches the input and output you need.

  • Convert CSV, JSON, YAML, Base64, HTML entities, and SVG data.
  • Translate pixels, rem units, measurements, timestamps, and time zones.
  • Calculate dates, percentages, loans, interest, health estimates, and tips.
  • Move between image files and Base64 data URIs without uploading files.

Guides for this tool category

These guides explain the standards, formulas, and failure cases behind the working tools. Use them when the conversion result needs more context than a one-line output.

Frequently asked questions

Why are directional converters on separate pages?

Each direction has different inputs, output rules, examples, and failure cases. Separate pages make the intended transformation clear and avoid hiding behavior behind a query parameter or mode switch.

How does Toolk handle rounding and precision?

Each converter documents its own formula and rounding behavior. Exact integer tools use BigInt where needed, while measurement and finance tools state their precision and limitations beside the result.

Are uploaded files sent to a conversion server?

No. File-based converters use browser APIs such as FileReader and Canvas. The selected file stays in the active browser tab unless a tool page explicitly states a different network behavior.

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