Free. On our server or on your own.
Our server costs nothing: it processes your files with fair limits — or you run the open-source engine yourself, with no feature gates.
On our server
€0
Files are deleted immediately after processing.
- Without an account: up to 30 MB per file · single file at a time · API access without a key
- With a free account: up to 100 MB per file
- Batch upload: 10 files per request
- API key — 1,000 calls / month, 1 concurrent
- All formats + smart-tech
On your own server
€0
Open source (AGPL-3.0), no feature gates
- One-command Docker deploy
- Self-hosted: no data processing on your behalf, no DPA needed
- Signed releases + CycloneDX SBOM
- Tamper-evident SHA-256 audit log
Fair use for everyone: a concurrency cap per account (per IP address without an account) keeps one batch from starving the server — requests past the cap return
429
with a
Retry-After
hint, and large batches are processed one file after another. All requests share the server's parallel slots, and the per-minute rate limit is the same for everyone — for example 10 requests per minute to convert or compress a file.
For public authorities, hospitals and law firms
Questions about cost and limits
Will there be paid plans?
Not at the moment. If that changes, it will be announced here in advance — never as a surprise.
What do I need an account for?
For larger files, batch uploads of several files and an API key. Single files work without an account — on the website and via the API.
What if my file is too large?
With a free account our server takes files up to 100 MB. For larger files, run FileMorph on your own server — there you set the limits.
What you can verify today
- Server at Hetzner in the EU, connections via Cloudflare (USA) — privacy policy § 4
- Full source on GitHub (AGPLv3)
- EU vendor with German imprint
- CycloneDX SBOM per release
- Signed releases (cosign + GPG)
- Tamper-evident audit log
Being transparent about what is not done yet: no external ISO 27001 certification and no external penetration test yet (both planned once a paying pilot justifies the cost). The newest signed release on GitHub carries a CycloneDX SBOM and an image digest; changes since then ship in the continuously built image ahead of the next tag. Everything else above is in the repository today and auditable.