Larger files usually take longer to convert because the system needs to process more data. In addition, different types of files (such as video, audio, documents, etc.) may have different complexities and processing requirements when converting.
If OnlineConvert's servers are currently processing a large number of conversion requests, your conversion request may be affected by queuing, resulting in slower conversion speeds.
Although file conversions are mainly performed on the server, your network connection speed will still affect the speed of uploading and downloading files. Slower network connections may result in longer file upload times and slower file downloads after the conversion is complete.
On OnlineConvert, you may be able to choose different conversion settings, such as output quality, resolution, etc. These settings may affect the complexity and time required for the conversion process. Higher output quality or larger resolution may take longer to convert.
For member users, we use distributed systems, multi-threading and multi-process processing technology, which means that we can use server resources more efficiently and provide members with faster and more stable conversion services. You may enjoy priority processing or other optimization measures, which can further speed up your file conversion.