The basic rules for using Files Converter responsibly and understanding service limitations.
The agreement in plain language
By using Files Converter you agree to use the service lawfully, respect other people’s rights, and follow the instructions shown by each tool. You must have permission to process the files you select. The public tools are provided for practical browser-based work; they are not a substitute for professional legal, archival, medical, or compliance advice.
Acceptable use and accounts
Do not use the service to distribute malware, bypass security, violate copyright, access another person’s information, overload the platform, or automate abusive traffic. Keep account credentials private and provide accurate information when an account or paid feature requires it. We may restrict access when activity threatens users, infrastructure, or the integrity of the service.
Files, results, and ownership
You retain ownership of your files and results. Supported tools process content locally in the browser, but device memory, browser APIs, codecs, and format differences can affect output. Keep an untouched original and verify text, page order, metadata, image quality, and compatibility before replacing or sharing a source file.
Availability, paid services, and liability
Tools may change, be repaired, or be removed as browser support evolves. Paid plans, if offered, are described at checkout and are also subject to the Refund Policy. The service is provided without a guarantee that every unusual, damaged, encrypted, or proprietary file will work. To the extent permitted by law, Files Converter is not responsible for indirect loss caused by unverified output, device failure, or misuse.
Changes and questions
The effective version is the one published on this page. Material changes will update the date above. Continued use after a change means you accept the revised terms. If you do not agree, stop using the service. Contact us before purchasing or processing important material if a rule is unclear.