Convertfilefast

ConvertFileFast MCP server

MCP server for ConvertFileFast. It lets AI agents convert files, run PDF/image operations, create Stripe billing links, and report feedback through the ConvertFileFast REST API.

Why agents pick it

• One tool covers 50+ conversions — convert_file routes by target format, so the model says "I have a PPTX URL, give me a PDF" instead of memorizing slugs.
• URL-in, URL-out — pass a public source_url, get a short-lived download_url; binaries never sit in the agent's context window.
• Pay per use, cheap — prepaid credits from ~$0.003/conversion, 10 free/month. No seat licenses.
• Safe by design — per-user cff_ API keys (never shared/stored by the remote server), SSRF-validated URL inputs, deterministic server-side conversion.
• Self-serve top-up — when credits run out, the agent calls get_billing_status + create_credit_pack_checkout and returns a Stripe link.

Use it from an agent

After adding the server (see install below), prompts like these just work:

• "Convert https://example.com/contract.docx to PDF."
• "Merge these three PDF URLs into one file, in order."
• "This PDF is 40 MB — compress it to medium quality and give me a link."
• "Extract the tables from this PDF as JSON."
• "Resize this PNG to 1200px wide and return a WebP."

The same tools are available in both modes:

• Local stdio: the MCP server runs on the user's machine and saves results to a local folder.
• Remote HTTP: ConvertFileFast hosts the MCP server at https://mcp.convertfilefast.com/mcp and returns temporary download links.

Tools

Every file-producing tool accepts a public source_url where possible, or base64 content when the client cannot expose a URL. Billing tools never collect card data; they return Stripe-hosted URLs for the user to open and confirm payment. report_feedback accepts a short summary, category, related tool, and context; it can run without an API key, but forwards one when the client provides it.

Supported conversions

Use the list_supported_conversions tool for the canonical list. Current slugs:

avif-to-jpg, avif-to-pdf, avif-to-png, bmp-to-jpg, bmp-to-pdf, bmp-to-png, csv-to-json, csv-to-pdf, csv-to-xlsx, doc-to-pdf, docx-to-pdf, docx-to-txt, heic-to-jpg, heic-to-pdf, heic-to-png, html-to-pdf, images-to-pdf, jpg-to-pdf, jpg-to-png, jpg-to-webp, json-to-csv, markdown-to-pdf, odt-to-pdf, pdf-to-csv, pdf-to-docx, pdf-to-jpg, pdf-to-png, pdf-to-txt, pdf-to-xlsx, png-to-jpg, png-to-pdf, png-to-webp, ppt-to-pdf, pptx-to-pdf, rtf-to-pdf, svg-to-jpg, svg-to-pdf, svg-to-png, tiff-to-jpg, tiff-to-pdf, tiff-to-png, txt-to-pdf, url-to-pdf, webp-to-jpg, webp-to-pdf, webp-to-png, xlsx-to-csv, xlsx-to-pdf.

Authentication

Create a ConvertFileFast API key at:

https://www.convertfilefast.com/signup

Local stdio uses:

CONVERTFILEFAST_API_KEY=cff_...

Remote HTTP uses either:

X-API-Key: cff_...

or:

Authorization: Bearer cff_...

The remote MCP server does not store API keys. It forwards the key to api.convertfilefast.com for each tool call.

Remote MCP

Use this when the MCP client supports remote Streamable HTTP servers:

{

"mcpServers": { "convertfilefast": { "url": "https://mcp.convertfilefast.com/mcp", "headers": { "X-API-Key": "cff_REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_KEY" } } } }

Remote file results look like:

{

"status": "success", "download_url": "https://mcp.convertfilefast.com/download/...", "filename": "converted.pdf", "bytes": 12345, "expires_in_seconds": 3600 }

Local stdio install

Recommended:

{

"mcpServers": { "convertfilefast": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["convertfilefast-mcp"], "env": { "CONVERTFILEFAST_API_KEY": "cff_REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_KEY" } } } }

Alternative via npm launcher:

{

"mcpServers": { "convertfilefast": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "convertfilefast-mcp"], "env": { "CONVERTFILEFAST_API_KEY": "cff_REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_KEY" } } } }

Local file results look like:

{

"status": "success", "output_path": "/Users/me/ConvertFileFast/converted.pdf", "filename": "converted.pdf", "bytes": 12345 }

Environment variables

Local development

uv run --with fastmcp --with httpx --with pydantic python server.py

Run tests:

uv run --with fastmcp --with httpx --with pydantic --with pytest pytest tests -q

Run remote mode locally:

CONVERTFILEFAST_MCP_TRANSPORT=streamable-http \

CONVERTFILEFAST_REMOTE_MODE=true \ CONVERTFILEFAST_DOWNLOAD_BASE=http://127.0.0.1:8000 \ uv run --with fastmcp --with httpx --with pydantic python server.py

Then check:

curl http://127.0.0.1:8000/health

mcp-name: io.github.MLTCorp/convertfilefast