Filee is a file converter that operates through drag-and-drop gestures at your cursor without requiring a separate application window.
The tool solves the friction of file format conversion by eliminating the need to open dedicated software or upload files to online services. When you hold a modifier key and drag files, a circular menu of compatible formats appears at your cursor position. You drop the file onto your desired format, and the conversion happens locally on your machine. The tool supports over 240 formats spanning images, PDFs, Microsoft Office documents, spreadsheets, presentations, HWP and HWPX files, e-books, archives, fonts, CAD models, and 3D files—all without requiring Office, Hancom Office, or LibreOffice to be installed.
Filee suits anyone who converts files regularly and values speed and privacy. The cursor-centric interface means you never leave your current workspace to access conversion tools, and the offline-only operation ensures no data leaves your computer. The tool works on Windows with full support, while macOS and Linux are available as preview releases. It includes batch conversion capabilities and offers both a graphical interface and command-line access. An optional Explorer context menu integration on Windows further streamlines the workflow.
The project maintains active continuous integration checks on all commits. Development spans multiple platforms with distinct build artifacts for Windows, macOS, and Linux across different architectures. The tool implements self-updating functionality to keep installations current while preserving user settings and installed conversion engines.
