Your question is not well declared but i will try to answer with examples.
An inverter is a device that gets mainly dc power and inverts it to ac for supplying motors etc. This means that a sophisticated inverter may use frequency conversion to have the motor run in different speeds, and voltage conversion to have the same motor driven by different power end thus torque.
A converter (that i believe you do not need) is a device that gets a power from a source and converts it to meet the specifications needed for an electric device. A UPS is somehow a converter for the computer. Your mobile charger is a converter
A drive is an inverter/converter that drives a motor but this drive usually gets commands about the speed and the torque, from a plc or another similar device. For example, a cnc machine has a computer that generates commands for interpolation movements of it's axis. These commands are sent to the motor drives (for axis XYZ etc) and then these drives sends the appropriate voltage and frequency to the motors to move.
I think you need an inverter or a drive.