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This page describes exactly what Fold does and doesn't do with your files. We'd rather under-promise than make a claim our architecture doesn't actually back up.

Your files

Every tool on this site processes your file entirely inside your browser, using a Web Worker. Your file is read locally, transformed locally, and handed back to you as a download — it is never transmitted to a server. You can verify this yourself: open your browser's network inspector while using any tool here and you'll see no request carrying your file.

Because processing happens on-device, we have no server-side copy of your file to lose, leak, or be compelled to hand over — there is no copy to begin with.

ToolProcessing
Compress PDFlocal
Merge PDFlocal
Split PDFlocal
PDF to JPGlocal
PDF to PNGlocal
PDF to WebPlocal
JPG to PDFlocal
PNG to PDFlocal
WebP to PDFlocal
Images to PDFlocal
Rotate PDFlocal
Delete Pageslocal
Extract Pageslocal
Reorder Pageslocal
PDF Metadatalocal
Protect PDFlocal
Unlock PDFlocal
Compress Imagelocal
Resize Imagelocal
Convert Image Formatlocal
HTML to PDFlocal

What we store locally

We use your browser's localStorage for exactly two things: your theme preference, and the IDs of the last few tools you used (so the command palette can show "Recent"). Neither of these ever contains a filename, file content, or anything derived from a document you've processed.

Cookies

We don't set any cookies. Nothing on this site requires them.

Analytics

The site can optionally report anonymous, product-level events — such as which tool was opened, completed, or failed — to help us understand what's useful. This is disabled by default and only activates if an analytics endpoint is explicitly configured for a given deployment. The event payload is restricted at the type level to plain strings/numbers/booleans and a fixed set of event names: it is not possible for a file, filename, or document content to be included, by construction, not just by policy.

Third parties

This site loads no third-party scripts, fonts, or trackers. The PDF and image processing libraries it uses run entirely as local code inside your browser — they do not make network requests.

What we don't claim

We don't claim formal compliance with GDPR, SOC 2, HIPAA, or similar frameworks — those require processes and audits beyond what's described here. If your use case requires a formal compliance claim, please get in touch before relying on this site for it.

Questions

If anything here is unclear, or you find behavior that doesn't match this page, please open an issue on our GitHub repository.