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Response Content Types

Response Content Types



Response headers and body contain this information:

ConversionTime - time in seconds that took to convert the file. This amount of seconds will be deducted from your balance after the conversion.
FileName - name of the converted file.
FileSize - converted file size in bytes.
FileData - converted file content.
FileUrl - link to a converted file if StoreFile parameter was set to true.

application/json



Single file result example

[response]
{
    "ConversionTime": 2,
    "Files": [
        {
            "FileName": "my_file.pdf",
            "FileSize": 523672,
            "FileData": "--Base64 encoded file content--"
        }
    ]
}


multipart/mixed



Each part contains converted file data or URL to the file.

Single file result example

[response]
--43cf1475-ab15-4c6b-b5ee-e2cbcedfe92f
ConversionTime: 3
Content-Type: application/octet-stream
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="my_file.pdf"; size=8475

--FILE CONTENT--
                
--43cf1475-ab15-4c6b-b5ee-e2cbcedfe92f--



application/octet-stream



The response body is a result of converted file content. The filename can be found in content-disposition header field. It can be used with converters that produce a single file result.

Updated on: 22/02/2024

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