RVZ to ISO

RVZ to ISO is a browser-based disc image converter built for people who play GameCube and Wii games through emulation. Dolphin stores compact backups in the RVZ format, which saves a lot of disk space but is not accepted by every loader, patcher or hardware workflow. When you need a standard ISO again, this tool restores it without installing Dolphin, opening a command line or clearing tens of gigabytes of temporary space on your own computer.Upload a .rvz file from any modern browser and the converter rebuilds the full disc layout as a standard ISO image. Uploads are resumable and handle files up to 10 GB, so a dropped connection does not force you to start a large transfer from the beginning. When the job finishes you download the result through a private link. Every file is deleted automatically after 3 hours, and nothing is listed publicly.The site also covers the other formats retro and emulation users run into. You can convert BIN/CUE to ISO, ISO to CHD and CHD to ISO directly in the browser, which is handy when you are tidying a library, preparing images for a particular emulator, or moving between formats for different devices. Small jobs in those formats are free, with larger ones paid.Pricing is simple and there is no subscription. RVZ to ISO is paid per file, so you only pay for what you convert. If you convert often, you can buy a 30-day pass for $14.99 or a one-year pass for $49, or you can top up credits starting from $7.99 and spend them whenever you like. Payment is only requested after the conversion has succeeded, and new accounts receive a few free credits to try the service.Who is it for? Anyone who keeps a Dolphin library in RVZ and occasionally needs a plain ISO for another emulator, a patching tool, a USB loader or an original-console setup. It works on Windows, macOS and Linux because everything happens in the browser. Please convert only files you are authorized to use. The site is available in several languages, includes guides that compare RVZ, ISO and other disc formats, and is maintained by the RVZ to ISO Team, who can be reached through the contact details on the website.