Online-Convert vs OKfmt: Ads and Feature Comparison Guide

The free tier of Online-Convert imposes a daily limit on the number of conversions. The specific quota is subject to the current official announcement on its website, and only conversion requests that meet the quota requirement are processed.

Online-Convert has a high density of ads across all site pages. Ads are inserted into multiple stages of the conversion workflow, and some ad blocks are placed close to functional buttons.

Both tools provide online format conversion services via browsers, but there are multiple differences in core processing logic. The organized comparison content is shown below.

OKfmt has no page ads at all, all functions are open to all users, no daily conversion limit is set, and batch conversion supports processing up to 30 files at the same time.

OKfmt provides two clear options for image conversion: preserve EXIF and remove EXIF. Users can independently select the corresponding setting according to their usage requirements, and the parameter options are clear and verifiable.

OKfmt's image resizing function allows users to enter specific pixel values. The adjustment rules are open and transparent, users can directly confirm the output parameters after adjustment, and there are no hidden default compression rules.

Online-Convert states in its privacy policy that it collects user usage data for service optimization and ad delivery. The storage period is subject to the content published on its official website.

All format conversion operations on OKfmt are completed in the user's local browser. Files are never uploaded to OKfmt's servers, the tool does not store users' converted files, nor does it collect file-related information.