How client-side conversion works
Traditional online converters upload your Markdown file to their servers, process it there, then send back a HTML file. Your data crosses the internet twice and sits on someone else's machine in the middle. ConvertiZen uses WebAssembly to run the entire conversion pipeline locally in your browser. The Markdown→HTML process happens on your CPU, using your RAM. Our server never sees a single byte of your file.
FAQ
Is my Markdown file uploaded to convert it to HTML?
Never. WebAssembly converts it locally in your browser.
Is this safe for confidential Markdown files?
Yes. Nothing leaves your device during or after conversion.
Can ConvertiZen access my Markdown file content?
No. We have no technical ability to see your files — they never reach our servers.
What happens to my Markdown file after conversion?
Nothing. It stays in your browser memory, which is cleared when you close the tab.
Is this GDPR-compliant?
Yes. No personal data or file content is processed on our servers.