I Kept Searching for the Same Converter Tools — So I Built One Site for All of Them quickconvert.dev

I was working on a project and needed to convert some Markdown to HTML. Searched for it online, found a site, done. Next day I needed HTML back to Markdown. Searched again, different site. Then JSON to CSV. Then something else. Different site every time, half of them slow. At some point I just thought — why not build one site that handles all of this? So I did. That's QuickConvert. What It Is Just a collection of the conversions I kept searching for: JSON → CSV and back Markdown → HTML and back JSON → YAML XML → JSON CSV → JSON HTML → PDF Nothing fancy. No account needed. Everything runs directly in your browser — no data is sent anywhere, nothing is saved on a server. Why Astro I also wanted to try Astro for a while. I kept hearing it was great for content-heavy sites because of how little JavaScript it ships by default. A converter site felt like the perfect use case — mostly static pages with one interactive tool on each. Since Astro works with React compo