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Last updated August 22, 2026
The agreement
Using Image Convert
These terms govern your use of Image Convert, including its public image tools and articles. By using the site, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the site.
The public tools are free and require no sign-in. They help you convert, compress, resize, crop, watermark, or combine supported images in your browser. The current tool page describes the formats, controls, and limits supported for each task.
1. The service
Supported public-tool files are processed on your device. Selected files, decoded image content, intermediate work, settings, and generated images, PDFs, and ZIP files are not uploaded to us for processing. If local processing fails, the site does not switch to cloud conversion or server-side image processing.
Local processing does not mean the entire website is offline. Pages, published articles, analytics when configured, and optional feedback use ordinary web communication. The privacy policy explains those separate data paths.
2. Your files, text, and rights
You keep your rights in the images, text, and other material you use with the public tools. Because supported tool material stays on your device for processing, you do not grant us a licence to host or process that material.
You are responsible for making sure that:
- You own the material or have permission to use and alter it.
- Your use follows applicable law and respects privacy, copyright, trademark, publicity, and other third-party rights.
- Watermark text and completed files are appropriate for the way you intend to publish or share them.
3. Permitted use
You may use the site for lawful personal, educational, or business image tasks. You may not use it to violate another person's rights, break applicable law, distribute malicious material, gain unauthorized access, bypass security controls, interfere with the site, or place an unreasonable automated load on its public infrastructure.
The tools do not decide whether your use is lawful
A successful conversion or edit is not permission to use the source or result. You remain responsible for the material and the context in which you use it.
4. Results and your backups
Keep your original files until you have opened and checked every result you need. Download completed work before clearing a tool, replacing its input, reloading the page, or closing the tab. We do not keep a cloud copy or conversion history that can restore your work.
Conversion and compression
JPEG and compression can be lossy. Transparency, animation, metadata, color, gamma, quality, file size, and dimensions may change. Transparent input converted to JPEG uses a white background.
Resize, crop, and watermark
Edits are baked into downloaded output. Font shape can vary by device, and editable state is not retained after the page is cleared.
HEIC to PDF
Each successfully decoded primary still image becomes an image-based page. The tool adds no searchable text or OCR layer, and partial output requires your confirmation.
Target size
A compression result is offered only when the tool measures it below the selected target. Some source files cannot produce a successful result within the supported bounds.
Preview and measure important outputs yourself before printing, publishing, submitting, archiving, or deleting a source file.
5. Availability and changes
Processing capacity depends on your browser, device memory, operating system, available fonts, source dimensions, file complexity, batch size, and download settings. A supported format does not guarantee that every damaged, unusually large, animated, or otherwise complex file will complete.
We may correct, limit, replace, suspend, or discontinue a feature when needed for compatibility, security, maintenance, legal compliance, or operation of the site. We do not promise uninterrupted availability or a fixed service level. The current interface and documentation define the supported service at the time you use it.
6. Our site and third-party services
The site design, product copy, original articles, trademarks, and repository-owned visual assets belong to their respective owners and are protected by applicable intellectual-property law. These terms allow you to use the public service; they do not transfer ownership of the site or its brand assets.
The site includes open-source software that remains governed by its own licence notices. Links and ordinary infrastructure supplied by third parties remain subject to their own terms and policies. We are not responsible for the content or availability of an external site merely because we link to it.
7. Disclaimers and responsibility
To the extent permitted by applicable law, the site and its outputs are provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of uninterrupted operation, exact reproduction, preservation of metadata, fitness for a particular purpose, or acceptance by a specific device, platform, printer, publisher, authority, or workflow.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, we are not responsible for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or business losses arising from use of or inability to use the site, including loss of files, data, revenue, opportunity, or reputation. You can reduce these risks by retaining source files and checking outputs before relying on them.
Nothing in these terms excludes or limits a right or responsibility that applicable law does not allow to be excluded or limited.
8. Ending use and contact
You may stop using the site at any time. We may restrict access when reasonably necessary to address unlawful use, a security risk, interference with the service, or a material breach of these terms.
We may revise these terms when the service or legal requirements change. The date at the top identifies the latest published version; continuing to use the site after a revision means the revised terms apply to later use.
If one part of these terms cannot be enforced, the remaining parts continue to apply to the extent permitted by law. Use the feedback control at the bottom right if you have a question about these terms. Do not include an image, source file, file name, watermark text, or generated output in the message.
