Changelog

What's changed in BravoConvert

A running log of notable updates to the editor, converter, and PDF tools

  1. September 2, 2026

    Contact address no longer obscured

    The email address on the Contact and Privacy Policy pages was being rewritten by the CDN into a placeholder behind a link that led nowhere for anyone browsing without JavaScript. Both pages now show the real address, and the link works.

  2. September 2, 2026

    Corrected the Privacy Policy

    The policy still described the previous behaviour, where the Google Analytics and AdSense scripts loaded only after you accepted cookies. Since August that has not been how the site works: both tags load with the page, and Consent Mode holds storage and personalisation off until you choose. The policy now says so, and adds the honest caveat that Google receives the request itself either way.

  3. September 2, 2026

    Guides rebuilt on measured data

    All six guides were rewritten around byte counts measured in the same browser engine the converters use, with the test images published so anyone can reproduce them. Several previous claims turned out to be wrong when tested — downscaling shrinks files by more than the pixel count suggests, WebP is not always smaller than JPG, and for text documents PNG beats JPG on both size and quality.

  4. September 2, 2026

    English error messages in the PDF converter

    Some error messages in the PDF tool were still appearing in Korean on an otherwise English site. All of them are now in English, and several were rewritten to say what to do next rather than only what went wrong.

  5. September 2, 2026

    PDF page heading fixed

    While PDF.js was still loading, the converter page replaced its entire heading with a setup message. The page title and description now stay visible throughout, with a quieter loading indicator beneath them.

  6. August 20, 2026

    Analytics and advertising tags now load on every page

    Both Google tags previously waited for a consent click before loading at all. They now load with the page and rely on Consent Mode, denied by default, to govern what they may store or personalise — the arrangement Google documents for this purpose.

  7. July 28, 2026

    Improved cookie consent and privacy verification

    Clarified the consent flow for optional analytics and advertising cookies, and reviewed production behavior against the Privacy Policy.

  8. July 19, 2026

    Added the Image Editor

    Introduced a dedicated Image Editor for resizing with aspect-ratio locking, 90-degree rotation, horizontal and vertical flipping, and JPG/PNG/WebP export — kept separate from the Image Converter so each tool stays focused.

  9. July 19, 2026

    Expanded usage guides and page content

    Rewrote the How to Use, About, and Privacy Policy pages with clearer, more specific explanations of local processing and supported workflows.

  10. July 18, 2026

    Clipboard paste support

    Added support for pasting a supported image directly from the clipboard into the Image Converter, instead of requiring a file picker or drag-and-drop every time.

  11. July 18, 2026

    Compression and target file size controls

    Added an adjustable quality level and an optional target file size in KB for JPG and WebP output, alongside continued production reliability fixes for image conversion.

  12. 2025

    Initial release

    Launched browser-based JPG, PNG, and WebP image conversion, batch processing with ZIP downloads, combining images into a PDF, and rendering PDF pages as JPG or PNG — all processed locally without uploading file contents.