ConvertAPI is a file conversion service that allows developers to convert various file formats, such as documents, images, and spreadsheets, into different formats programmatically.
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Tool to perform an asynchronous file conversion. Use when converting large or long-running files to avoid client timeouts.
Tool to check whether a specific file format conversion is supported by ConvertAPI. Use this before attempting conversions to verify compatibility and avoid errors.
Tool to convert PDF files to DOCX format. Use when you need editable Word documents from PDFs. Provide PDF content or URL and receive DOCX file metadata and download links.
Tool to convert a PDF to JPG and store the result on the server. Use when individual JPG pages are needed for further workflow steps.
Tool to delete a previously created asynchronous conversion job. Use when the job is no longer required to free server resources.
Tool to delete a previously uploaded file. Use when the file is no longer needed and should be removed from temporary storage.
Tool to download a converted or uploaded file from ConvertAPI server using its FileId. Use when you need to retrieve a previously converted or uploaded file. Set download='inline' to display in browser.
Tool to download a previously uploaded file by its FileId. Use when you need to retrieve the original file data stored temporarily on the server (expires after 3 hours). Example prompt: "Download uploaded file with ID 25811safe8e61dd3f51ef00ee5f58b92"
Tool to retrieve the OpenAPI specification for a specific file conversion endpoint. Use when you need detailed parameter schemas and documentation for converting from one format to another.
Tool to get metadata information about a stored file without downloading it. Use when you need to check file properties like name, size, or type before downloading.
Tool to retrieve the complete OpenAPI 3.0 specification for all ConvertAPI endpoints. Use when you need comprehensive API documentation for code generation, automated testing, or understanding available conversion operations and their parameters.
Retrieves a complete list of input file formats that ConvertAPI can convert to a specified output format. Use this to check which source formats are compatible with your desired target format before initiating conversions.
Tool to list all output formats a given input format can be converted into. Use when you need to dynamically retrieve conversion options for a specific input format.
Tool to get authenticated user account information including balance, conversions consumed, and remaining seconds. Use when you need to check account status or conversion limits.
Tool to retrieve usage statistics for the authenticated user account. Use when you need to analyze conversions performed during a specific date range.
Tool to retrieve a comprehensive list of all available file converters in ConvertAPI. Use when you need to discover all supported conversion types, check which formats can be converted, or view available parameters for each converter.
Upload a file to ConvertAPI storage using multipart/form-data. Uploads a file to ConvertAPI's temporary storage (retained for up to 3 hours) and returns a FileId that can be used in subsequent conversion operations. This eliminates the need for multipart formatting in conversion API calls - simply reference the FileId instead. Use this action when you need to: - Store a file temporarily before converting it - Reuse the same file across multiple conversion operations - Avoid sending file data with each conversion request The FileId can be used with conversion endpoints and downloaded via the download endpoint. Files are automatically deleted after 3 hours.
Tool to upload a file with application/octet-stream. Use when you need to upload raw file data efficiently for reuse in multiple conversions.
Tool to upload a file directly from a remote URL. Use when you need to import files hosted on a remote server without downloading locally.
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