Windows Path Converter
Convert between forward slashes and backslashes, normalize mixed paths, and optionally add long-path \\?\ prefix. UNC paths supported. Runs in your browser.
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Use Windows Path Converter Online Free
This free online windows path converter runs in your browser. No installation, no signup. Paste your input above and get instant results. Works on desktop and mobile.
How Windows Path Converter Works
Paste or enter your input in the field above. Most tools update in real time. Click the Copy button to copy the output. All processing happens in your browser—your data never leaves your device unless the tool explicitly uses a server feature (such as URL shortening or bcrypt hashing).
This tool is part of the Windows Tools category. Check similar tools below. All everytools are free, no signup required. Works on desktop and mobile.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- When should I use backslashes vs forward slashes?
- Windows APIs and CMD traditionally use backslashes (\). Many tools and Git also accept forward slashes (/). This converter lets you switch formats for scripts, configs, or WSL paths.
- What is the \\?\ long path prefix?
- Prefixing a path with \\?\ enables extended-length paths beyond the classic 260-character MAX_PATH limit when the application supports it. For UNC shares, Windows uses \\?\UNC\server\share\...
- Is my path sent to a server?
- No. everytools runs this conversion entirely in your browser. Your text never leaves your device.