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Q: What should I do if my file is not being accepted?

A: If your file isn't being accepted, check that it's in a supported format. If you're still having trouble, feel free to reach out, and we’ll help troubleshoot the issue.

Q: How do I convert a document to a smaller file size?

A: If you need to reduce the file size, you can try compressing the document before uploading. For PDFs, we suggest using our PDF-to-PDF conversion to minimize file sizes without losing quality.

Q: Can I convert password-protected PDFs?

A: We can't process password-protected PDFs, but if you remove the password first, you can upload and convert them without a problem.

Q: What happens if the conversion doesn't work?

A: If something goes wrong, don't worry! Our support team is just a click away. We’re always happy to assist you with any issues and help get your document converted successfully.

Q: How often do you update your supported formats?

A: We’re constantly adding new formats to our platform. If there's a specific one you need, feel free to suggest it, and we'll prioritize it in our updates.

Q: Can I convert password-protected documents?

A: If you have a password-protected document, you'll need to unlock it before uploading it to RunConvert. Unfortunately, we can't process password-protected files for security reasons.

Q: Can I use RunConvert without an internet connection?

A: Since RunConvert is a cloud-based platform, you’ll need an internet connection to use it. But once your document is converted, you can download it and access it offline.

Q: How can I convert a document from one format to another?

A: It's super easy! Just upload your document, select the format you want to convert it to, and click ‘Convert’. We’ll take care of the rest and send you the download link.

Q: Is there a way to track my conversion status?

A: Yes! You can easily track the status of your document conversion in real-time through our user-friendly interface. No need to refresh – just sit back, relax, and wait for the confirmation.

Q: What’s the difference between DOCX and ODT formats?

A: DOCX is Microsoft Word's native format, while ODT is an open-source format used by programs like LibreOffice. DOCX is generally more feature-rich, but ODT is more flexible for open-source users.