File Conversion and Document Conversion REST API that Software/Application Developers can access easily and inexpensively to convert file formats
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PITTSFORD, N.Y. - Nyenta -- Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc., has released a cloud-based File Conversion and Document Conversion platform using the industry-standard HTTP-based REST API. Software and Application Developers can access this service from within any platform and language, including:

• Web Browsers
• Java and JavaScript
• C, C++, C# and .NET platforms
• Command Line and Shell Interfaces
• Python
• cURL
• Ruby
• PHP
• Node JS
• Go (Golang)
• Zapier
• Rust
• Swift
• Kotlin (and Android)
• Dart (often used with Flutter)
• R (statistical language)
• Perl
• and more

This lets developers and programmers incorporate powerful file conversion capabilities into their applications easily and inexpensively, without having to purchase or install any software libraries or modify their applications in any significant way. Examples of such file and document conversion include:

• DOCX to TXT (Microsoft Word to plain text)
• DOCX to clean HTML (Microsoft Word to Clean HTML)
• PDF to single-page HTML or images
• PPTX (PowerPoint) to HTML or images
• Legacy Word Processors to modern Microsoft Word
• and more

The fully compliant RESTful API is flexible, customizable and secure. Developers may opt to work with HTTP or HTTPS (SSL/TLS), using GET or POST requests. Results may be returned as text, HTML, JSON, XML, file data, etc. With a variety of payment plans and cost less than 0.5 cent per access, this file conversion API service is not only flexible and easily accessible but also extremely cost-effective.

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Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc. offers a free no-obligation trial of the API, as well as free guidance and support, so that developers can thoroughly evaluate the suitability and capabilities of this service before making a decision.