Terms
Review the rules for lawful file conversion, source-file ownership, output verification, service safety, temporary access, and responsible use of Converter.now.
The short version
Use the service only for files you are entitled to process. Conversion can change fidelity, metadata, accessibility, signatures, and document behavior; verify important outputs before relying on them.
Rules for using the conversion service
Use Converter.now only for files you own or are allowed to process. Do not upload harmful files, private data without permission, or content that breaks another person's rights. The tool creates a new derivative, so the output may not preserve every source feature.
Your right to process the file
You are responsible for having permission to upload, convert, download, and save the content. A public link or familiar file extension does not prove that reuse is allowed.
Check important results
Conversion can alter quality, page layout, formulas, fonts, links, metadata, signatures, accessibility, timing, or codec support. Test the download before using it for legal, medical, financial, school, or production work.
Use the service safely
Do not attempt to disrupt the site, evade limits, access another user's library, distribute malware, or use conversion routes for an unlawful purpose. Automated use must respect service capacity.
A quick checklist
- ✓Keep a separate copy of every important source file.
- ✓Confirm the destination accepts the selected output format.
- ✓Inspect the downloaded result before relying on it.
- ✓Use an approved offline workflow when policy forbids online uploads.
Key facts
- Output warranty
- No conversion can guarantee identical structure across different formats.
- User duty
- The user chooses the file, route, settings, and final destination.
- Temporary access
- Unsaved results expire after the stated period.
- Policy order
- Organization or legal handling rules take priority over convenience.
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Last updated July 31, 2026