Is there a two-files-a-day limit on AltFTool?

No. Zamzar's limit rations server capacity across 1,100+ formats. Our converters run in your browser, so repeat use costs nothing and is not counted.

Can AltFTool convert a DWG or an EPUB?

No. Those need decoders that only exist server-side. Zamzar's catalogue is the reason their free tier is small, and it is the reason to use them for those formats.

Where does my converted file go?

Straight to your downloads folder. There is no inbox and no stored copy — Zamzar keeps output for 24 hours, we keep it for zero seconds.

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AltFTool vs Zamzar

Two files per 24 hours is the tightest free tier in this list, and it is deliberate: Zamzar's catalogue runs past 1,100 formats, and running CAD, 3D and ebook conversions costs them real compute per file. If you need one of those formats, nothing here helps and you should pay them. If you are converting a phone photo to JPG or a set of images into a PDF, those run in your browser instantly and repeatedly, which is what the free-tier counter was standing in the way of.

AltFTool compared with Zamzar. Figures in the Zamzar column are transcribed from their own pricing, help and privacy pages.
Comparison point	AltFTool	Zamzar
Where the work happens	In your browser. Files are never uploaded to us.	Uploaded; the original is deleted as soon as it is converted, the output held 24 hours.
Account required	No — every tool opens and runs without signing in.	Not needed for the free service.
Free tier ceiling	—	2 conversions and 2 compressions per 24 hours, 50 MB total per upload.
Paid plans	None. There is no paid tier and no per-file metering.	Basic US$12/mo, Pro US$19/mo, Business US$39/mo.
Ads	Yes — ads are what keep the tools free.	No ads; the free tier is limited by the daily file count.
Desktop / mobile apps	No. Web only — no desktop or mobile app.	Yes — desktop conversions, capped at 50–500 per day by plan.
API & automation	No public API. Tools are interactive pages, not endpoints.	Yes — a documented conversion API.

Zamzar's free tier, in their own words

Free service allows converting up to 2 files and compressing up to 2 files in any 24-hour period (zamzar.com/faq, checked 2026-07-25)
Free uploads are limited to 50 MB per file; 'If you upload two or more files together, then the total file size must be less than 50MB'
No account is needed for the free service: 'If you are using our free service, then there's no need to log in.'
Converted files are held for only 24 hours before removal, and the original file 'is deleted from our servers as soon as it is converted'
Paid file-size ceilings are 200 MB (Basic), 400 MB (Pro) and 2 GB (Business); desktop conversions per day are capped at 50 / 100 / 500 respectively

Paid pricing: Basic US$12/month, Pro US$19/month, Business US$39/month

Checked on 2026-07-25 against www.zamzar.com/faq/, secure.zamzar.com/signup/, www.zamzar.com/. Vendors change their plans — if something here is out of date, trust Zamzar's own page over ours.

What Zamzar does better

Plenty of people should keep paying for Zamzar, and these are the reasons why.

One of the largest format catalogues anywhere - the homepage claims 1100+ formats, including CAD, 3D, archive and ebook conversions that are impractical or impossible to run in a browser.
Straightforward for non-technical users: no login for the free service, results delivered to a file inbox, 5-100 GB of online storage on paid plans, and a documented conversion API - plus a long track record and stable, well-indexed conversion pages.
Clear, conservative retention: the original file is deleted as soon as it is converted and the converted copy is held only 24 hours, which is stated plainly in their FAQ rather than buried.

And what AltFTool does not do

1,100+ formats versus our short list. CAD, 3D, archive and ebook conversions are not possible client-side.
No file inbox and no cloud storage. Zamzar's paid plans keep 5–100 GB of results; we hand you a download and keep nothing.
No email delivery for long jobs — if the tab closes mid-conversion, the work is lost.

Visit Zamzar

Where each Zamzar job goes here

Left: what you clicked on Zamzar. Right: the tool that does the same job here.

The tools that cover Zamzar work

Questions people actually ask

Is there a two-files-a-day limit on AltFTool?: No. Zamzar's limit rations server capacity across 1,100+ formats. Our converters run in your browser, so repeat use costs nothing and is not counted.
Can AltFTool convert a DWG or an EPUB?: No. Those need decoders that only exist server-side. Zamzar's catalogue is the reason their free tier is small, and it is the reason to use them for those formats.
Where does my converted file go?: Straight to your downloads folder. There is no inbox and no stored copy — Zamzar keeps output for 24 hours, we keep it for zero seconds.

Keep exploring

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A free Zamzar alternative that runs in your browser

Everyday file conversions without Zamzar's two-files-per-24-hours free ceiling — limited to the formats a browser can decode on its own.

No upload — files are processed in this tab

Try it now: Image to PDF Converter

Convert JPG, PNG, and other image formats to high-quality PDF documents. Drag and drop your images to create professional PDFs instantly.

This is the real tool, not a demo. Open Image to PDF Converter on its own page.

AltFTool vs Zamzar

AltFTool compared with Zamzar. Figures in the Zamzar column are transcribed from their own pricing, help and privacy pages.
Comparison point	AltFTool	Zamzar
Where the work happens	In your browser. Files are never uploaded to us.	Uploaded; the original is deleted as soon as it is converted, the output held 24 hours.
Account required	No — every tool opens and runs without signing in.	Not needed for the free service.
Free tier ceiling	—	2 conversions and 2 compressions per 24 hours, 50 MB total per upload.
Paid plans	None. There is no paid tier and no per-file metering.	Basic US$12/mo, Pro US$19/mo, Business US$39/mo.
Ads	Yes — ads are what keep the tools free.	No ads; the free tier is limited by the daily file count.
Desktop / mobile apps	No. Web only — no desktop or mobile app.	Yes — desktop conversions, capped at 50–500 per day by plan.
API & automation	No public API. Tools are interactive pages, not endpoints.	Yes — a documented conversion API.

Zamzar's free tier, in their own words

Free service allows converting up to 2 files and compressing up to 2 files in any 24-hour period (zamzar.com/faq, checked 2026-07-25)
Free uploads are limited to 50 MB per file; 'If you upload two or more files together, then the total file size must be less than 50MB'
No account is needed for the free service: 'If you are using our free service, then there's no need to log in.'
Converted files are held for only 24 hours before removal, and the original file 'is deleted from our servers as soon as it is converted'
Paid file-size ceilings are 200 MB (Basic), 400 MB (Pro) and 2 GB (Business); desktop conversions per day are capped at 50 / 100 / 500 respectively

Paid pricing: Basic US$12/month, Pro US$19/month, Business US$39/month

Checked on 2026-07-25 against www.zamzar.com/faq/, secure.zamzar.com/signup/, www.zamzar.com/. Vendors change their plans — if something here is out of date, trust Zamzar's own page over ours.

What Zamzar does better

Plenty of people should keep paying for Zamzar, and these are the reasons why.

One of the largest format catalogues anywhere - the homepage claims 1100+ formats, including CAD, 3D, archive and ebook conversions that are impractical or impossible to run in a browser.
Straightforward for non-technical users: no login for the free service, results delivered to a file inbox, 5-100 GB of online storage on paid plans, and a documented conversion API - plus a long track record and stable, well-indexed conversion pages.
Clear, conservative retention: the original file is deleted as soon as it is converted and the converted copy is held only 24 hours, which is stated plainly in their FAQ rather than buried.

And what AltFTool does not do

1,100+ formats versus our short list. CAD, 3D, archive and ebook conversions are not possible client-side.
No file inbox and no cloud storage. Zamzar's paid plans keep 5–100 GB of results; we hand you a download and keep nothing.
No email delivery for long jobs — if the tab closes mid-conversion, the work is lost.

Visit Zamzar

Where each Zamzar job goes here

Left: what you clicked on Zamzar. Right: the tool that does the same job here.

The tools that cover Zamzar work

Questions people actually ask

Is there a two-files-a-day limit on AltFTool?: No. Zamzar's limit rations server capacity across 1,100+ formats. Our converters run in your browser, so repeat use costs nothing and is not counted.
Can AltFTool convert a DWG or an EPUB?: No. Those need decoders that only exist server-side. Zamzar's catalogue is the reason their free tier is small, and it is the reason to use them for those formats.
Where does my converted file go?: Straight to your downloads folder. There is no inbox and no stored copy — Zamzar keeps output for 24 hours, we keep it for zero seconds.

Keep exploring

Try it now: Image to PDF Converter

AltFTool vs Zamzar

Zamzar's free tier, in their own words

What Zamzar does better

And what AltFTool does not do

Where each Zamzar job goes here

The tools that cover Zamzar work

Questions people actually ask

Related guides and tools

Try it now: Image to PDF Converter

AltFTool vs Zamzar

Zamzar's free tier, in their own words

What Zamzar does better

And what AltFTool does not do

Where each Zamzar job goes here

The tools that cover Zamzar work

Questions people actually ask

Related guides and tools