Use this path to make your first authenticated request. Convertly accepts a file, processes it on the server, and returns a result your app can download or pass to a user.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.convertly.sh/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Create an API key
Open the Convertly dashboard, go to API settings, and create a key. The token is only shown once.
downloadUrl.
For raster-to-SVG, use format=svg. Convertly preserves color by default; add mono=true only when you want black-and-transparent tracing.
How Convertly works
- Your app sends media to Convertly with the output settings you want.
- Convertly validates the request against your account plan and file limits.
- Convertly processes the file and returns output metadata plus a
downloadUrl. - If you set
saveToStorage=true, Convertly also stores the upload and output in your workspace.
Understand the result
For synchronous conversion and compression, Convertly returns afiles array. Each item includes the output filename, original size, final size, MIME type, savings percentage, and a download URL. API-key requests do not save files by default. Add saveToStorage=true only when your workflow needs files stored in Convertly.
Queue a larger job
Use/api/jobs when files should be uploaded once, processed by Convertly workers, and checked later from your app.
Choose an endpoint
| Need | Endpoint |
|---|---|
| Convert immediately | POST /api/convert |
| Compress immediately | POST /api/compress |
| Queue a batch | POST /api/jobs |
| Check job status | GET /api/jobs/{id} |
| Convert currency | POST /api/currency/convert |