The conversion of CO2 into valuable compounds is promising. Several reactions were reported, including photocatalytic reduction, the transformation of CO2, electrocatalytic conversion, formation of dimethyl carbonate, and hydrogenation. The products of these reactions are valuable industrial compounds. For example, cyclic carbonates are essential intermediates for producing other substances and polymers. They can be used as aprotic polar solvents or electrolytes for lithium-ion batteries (LIBs). Further investigation should be carried out to improve the catalytic performance of ZIFs-based materials enabling large-scale production.