BunnyConverter

Free image, video & audio converter. Right-click media on any page to convert privately, offline, with no uploads.

BunnyConverter the privacy-first file converter that works right inside your browser. No uploads. No servers. No waiting. Why install BunnyConverter? Every online converter asks you to upload your files to their servers. That means your personal photos, videos, and documents travel through the internet and sit on someone else's machine. BunnyConverter does everything locally on your computer your files never leave your device. For real. What you can do: - Right-click any image, video, or audio on any webpage and convert it instantly to a different format. No downloading and re-uploading needed. - Convert images between PNG, JPEG, WebP, BMP, and ICO formats. Compress, resize, crop, rotate, flip, or strip metadata — all from the toolbar popup. - Convert videos to MP4, WebM, MKV, MOV, or extract audio tracks. - Convert audio to MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, or AAC — includes automatic fallback codecs for browsers without native encoding support. - Paste files from clipboard or drag-and-drop into the popup for quick one-off conversions. - Edit images in a full-page editor with crop guides, rotation, and quality controls. - Copy results to clipboard or download them directly — your choice. How it works: 1. Browse the web like normal. 2. Right-click any image, video, or audio element and choose "Open in BunnyConverter" or "Convert with BunnyConverter". 3. Pick your target format and hit convert. Done. Also works with local files — paste from clipboard or use the toolbar button to open the popup and drop any file in. Privacy by design: - No account required - No file uploads — everything happens in your browser - No telemetry, no tracking, no analytics - Works fully offline after install - Open source Perfect for: - Designers who need quick format conversions without opening Photoshop - Developers converting media assets on the fly - Content creators repurposing video and audio from the web - Anyone who values privacy and doesn't want their files on random servers