Open-source licenses

Convertmaxxing stands on excellent open-source software. Image conversion is powered by ImageMagick and its delegate libraries, compiled to WebAssembly; video and audio conversion are powered by Mediabunny on the browser's WebCodecs API, with MP3 encoding courtesy of LAME.

  • ImageMagickImageMagick License

    The image processing engine, © ImageMagick Studio LLC. Compiled to WebAssembly.

  • magick-wasmApache-2.0

    The WebAssembly port of ImageMagick by Dirk Lemstra.

  • ImageMagick delegate librariesvarious (incl. LGPL)

    Format support comes from bundled libraries including libheif and libde265 (HEIC), libraw (camera RAW), libjxl (JPEG XL), libwebp (WebP), libaom/libavif (AVIF), libjpeg-turbo, libpng, libtiff, and others. Full list and license texts in the magick-wasm NOTICE file.

  • MediabunnyMPL-2.0

    The video and audio engine by Vanilagy: reading, writing, and converting media containers on top of the browser’s WebCodecs API — no server, no FFmpeg.

  • Mediabunny’s MP3 encoding extension — browsers can’t encode MP3 natively, so this is what makes MP3 output work here, in every browser.

  • LAMELGPL

    The venerable LAME MP3 encoder, compiled to WebAssembly inside @mediabunny/mp3-encoder. The LAME project asks converters that use it for a shoutout with a link — gladly: thank you, LAME.

  • The UI library.

  • Routing, prerendering, and the application framework.

  • Accessible UI primitives (drop zone, sliders, selects).

  • Styling.

  • Client state for the conversion queue.

  • Streaming zip generation for batch downloads.

  • Toast notifications.