Images
JPGPNGHEICTIFFBMPPDF
Inputs WebPAVIFSVGGIF
Convert between the common formats, or wrap an image in a PDF. WebP, AVIF, SVG and GIF open as inputs.
Menu bar file converter for Mac
Drag, tap, drop.
Files converted.
Turner lives in your menu bar. Drag a file in Finder, tap a key, and a wheel of formats opens under your cursor. Drop the file on one and the converted copy appears next to the original. No window, no upload, no settings to learn.
macOS 13 or later · Apple silicon and Intel · Developer ID signed and notarized
01How it works
Three moves, no clicks.
- 01
Drag a file
Pick up an image or a PDF in Finder and start dragging. Turner sits in the menu bar and has no window to get in the way.
- 02
Tap a key
Tap Shift for formats, or Command for PDF tools. A wheel of petals opens around your cursor, showing only what makes sense for the files you are holding.
- 03
Drop on a petal
Let go over a format and the converted copy lands beside the original, with the same name. The original is never touched.
Hold several files and the wheel adapts: it offers only formats every file can become, and Command offers Create a PDF for a stack of images or Merge for a stack of PDFs.
02Formats
Only the petals that apply.
JPGPNGTXTMD
Turn every page into an image, or pull the text out as plain text or Markdown. Scanned pages are read with on-device OCR.
PDF tools
Create a PDFMergeSplitOrganize
Combine several images into one PDF, merge PDFs, split one into pages, or reorder, rotate and drop pages.
03Privacy
Everything stays on your Mac.
- Local. Conversion, PDF editing and text recognition all run on your Mac with Apple's own frameworks.
- No uploads. Your files are never sent anywhere, so there is nothing to wait for and nothing to trust.
- No telemetry. No account, no analytics in the app, no tracking. It only checks this site for updates.