Conversion Statistics

Live usage statistics for FileConvertLab: how many files were converted, which conversions and input formats people use most, monthly volume, average file size and processing time.

Completed conversions
8,406
Last 30 days
2,993
Data processed
63.8 GB
Average file size
7.8 MB
Average processing time
13 s

Most used conversions

  1. 1,520
  2. 1,087
  3. 639
  4. PDF anti copy7.27%
    611
  5. 522
  6. 385
  7. 341
  8. 330
  9. AI analyze document2.7%
    227
  10. 215

Most common input formats

  1. PDF38.58%
    3,243
  2. JPG13.15%
    1,105
  3. MS-WMA13.1%
    1,101
  4. MP36.07%
    510
  5. PNG5.7%
    479
  6. MP44.52%
    380
  7. GIF2.91%
    245
  8. DOCX1.99%
    167
  9. WebM1.83%
    154
  10. DOC1.81%
    152

Conversions per month

0
Oct 25
0
Nov 25
0
Dec 25
0
Jan 26
0
Feb 26
0
Mar 26
0
Apr 26
695
May 26
1,420
Jun 26
1,298
Jul 26
2,131
Aug 26
2,862
Sep 26

Updated Sep 28, 2026 · Counting since May 16, 2026

What these numbers show

Every figure on this page is computed from the conversion records of the service itself: the total number of completed conversions, the volume of the last 30 days, the tools and input formats people use most, and how the monthly volume changes over time. Averages for file size and processing time come from the same records.

The ranking of conversions links to the tool pages, so you can jump straight to the converter that most people use for a given task. To read up on the formats themselves, the File Format Encyclopedia explains what each one stores and when it is the right choice.

How the statistics are computed

A conversion is counted once its job has completed and the result is ready for download; uploads that fail validation or end in an error are left out. The figures are aggregated from job records that hold only the operation, file sizes, timings and status, and they are refreshed once an hour. What the service records about a conversion and for how long is described in the privacy policy.

Frequently asked questions

Where do these numbers come from?

They are computed from the job records of the service itself, covering conversions started on the website and through the API. Nothing is estimated or extrapolated: if a figure is on this page, it was counted. The totals cover the period that starts at the date shown under the charts, which is how far back the service keeps its job records.

Do the statistics include any personal data?

No. The page shows counts, shares, sizes and durations aggregated over all conversions. File names, file contents, IP addresses and account details are never part of the statistics.

Why does a conversion I just ran not show up?

The figures are refreshed once an hour and the page itself is cached, so a conversion can take up to a few hours to be reflected in the totals.

What counts as a conversion?

Any job that completed successfully, whether it changed the format, compressed a file, ran OCR or extracted an archive. Uploads rejected during validation and jobs that ended with an error are not counted.