ZShift

ZShift is an application, which lets you convert your images, videos, audio, to a text file consisting of lots of English words(depends on the main source that will be converted) with no data loss or anything and also it can convert pretty much any kind of file(at least the ones I tried all worked)but I can't guarantee anything like, that it will convert every and any file in this planet, lol.

You could then delete the main source and keep just the text file generated for the time being and then convert it back to the main source whenever you want(of course, the text file will be protected with a password(the password that you will get when you convert something to a text file) and whenever you will want to convert the text file back to the main source you will need the password).

You could also pass the generated text file to a different device, then convert the text file to the main source like that too(Note-this usually works, and not usually but every time I did this it worked, so no worries, but however, there could be errors, which is really like really really rare).

Important Notes-This application is intended for small files only, it will work if the file is big as well, but however, keep in mind that it may take quite some time to do so(it heavily depends on your system specs), that was the first thing, now the second thing is that the generated text file will be much larger in size than the original source. So if these limitations are fine for you, then you can go ahead and download this application, and if not then I will suggest not downloading this app since you won't be satisfied with the limitations of the application. But then again the speed might be an issue but the size shouldn't matter much, since the generated text file is only temporary, and for the time being, and with the goal of being converted back to the main source sometime in the future.

And also, this app can convert any file to a text file and vice versa, but let's say that I converted an image on phone x, and that image can only be viewed on phone x, and I try converting that image on phone y, which doesn't have the capability to render that image because it's phone x specific, then that will not work.

Specs-From Windows8 to higher, it works perfectly on Windows10 and Windows11, and should also work on Windows8, but I didn't test it tho, so can't guarantee anything for Windows8, but then again it should work fine, and for version 10 or higher it works perfectly.