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Privacy Notice

The public site loads Google Tag Manager and Google AdSense, which use cookies for analytics and advertising; supported file-processing workflows still run locally in your browser. The sections below cover cookie use, opt-out links, what ConvertUnlimited's own code stores, and how to reach us with a privacy question.

Short answer

The public site loads Google Tag Manager and Google AdSense, which use cookies for analytics and advertising; supported file-processing workflows still run locally in your browser. The sections below cover cookie use, opt-out links, what ConvertUnlimited's own code stores, and how to reach us with a privacy question.

Cookies and similar technologies

The public site at convertunlimited.com loads Google Tag Manager (container GTM-KQHC5ZGV) on every page, including this one. Most tool and content pages on the public site also load Google AdSense (publisher ID ca-pub-2823470980745945, declared in the site's ads.txt file). Both are Google-operated scripts that can set and read cookies and similar technologies, independent of ConvertUnlimited's own code.

These cookies serve two purposes: Tag Manager governs which analytics and marketing tags fire on a given page, and AdSense uses cookies to select and measure ads, including ads based on your visits to this site and other sites. This is standard behavior for Google's advertising and analytics products, governed by Google's own policies rather than a cookie-level setting ConvertUnlimited configures.

Third-party advertising vendors and cookie choices

Google and its advertising partners may use cookies to serve ads based on your prior visits to this website or other websites. You can opt out of personalized advertising through Google's Ads Settings at adssettings.google.com, and you can review or opt out of participating vendors' use of cookies for personalized advertising at aboutads.info/choices, a consumer choice page operated by the Digital Advertising Alliance.

Opting out through these tools does not stop ads from appearing; it is intended to make the ads you see less based on your browsing history. You can also block or delete cookies directly in your browser's own settings, which affects Google's cookies along with any other site's.

What these vendors can receive

Google Tag Manager and Google AdSense, once loaded, can receive standard web request information such as IP address, browser and device type, the page URL and referring URL, timestamps, and ad interaction events, consistent with how any third-party script loaded into a page behaves. Google's own systems may infer an approximate location from IP address.

ConvertUnlimited's own analytics wrapper is separate from this and uses an explicit allow-list of event parameters, such as byte counts, image dimensions, format names, and error types. It explicitly blocks parameters named for filenames, file content, document text, or other input and output values from being sent, and forwards only allowed events into the Tag Manager data layer described above.

Data ConvertUnlimited's own code stores

ConvertUnlimited's own first-party JavaScript does not call the browser's localStorage or sessionStorage APIs anywhere on the site, and does not set cookies through document.cookie. Tool state, such as a selected file or a chosen output format, exists only in page memory for the duration of that browser tab and is cleared on refresh or navigation.

Any cookie or local-storage behavior you observe on the public site comes from the Google scripts described above, not from ConvertUnlimited's own tool code.

File processing

For supported tools, selected file contents are processed locally in your browser using browser APIs and client-side JavaScript libraries. ConvertUnlimited does not provide a server-side upload endpoint for those processing flows.

Local processing does not mean every browser or device can handle every file. Large files, unsupported formats, memory limits, and browser differences can still cause a tool to fail locally.

Third-party libraries used for processing

On the public site, some processing libraries, including pdf-lib, jsPDF, PDF.js, JSZip, and heic2any, load from third-party content-delivery networks (cdnjs, unpkg, or jsDelivr) rather than from convertunlimited.com itself. Loading these library files is a request to that CDN and can expose standard request metadata, such as IP address, to the CDN operator, separate from Google's ad and analytics cookies.

The optional 'AI Deep Cutout' mode in the background-remover tool loads an additional library from jsDelivr and downloads an approximately 40MB model file on first use; this is a larger, one-time network transfer specific to that mode and does not apply to the tool's default background-removal mode.

Public site and privacy build

The privacy build at privacy.convertunlimited.com is generated separately, without Google Tag Manager, AdSense, remote fonts, or CDN-hosted libraries; the same processing libraries are vendored locally instead, and the build ships a Content-Security-Policy with connect-src set to 'none'. It is the intended version for privacy-sensitive review.

Do not treat the public, ad-supported site as evidence for privacy claims that only apply to the separate privacy build.

Data requests and contact

For questions about this notice, a specific cookie, or how a tool handles a file, email [email protected] with the page URL and a description of your question. Because supported tools do not send file contents to a server, ConvertUnlimited generally has no stored copy of a file you processed to locate, export, or delete on request.

Children's privacy

ConvertUnlimited is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has provided personal information through this site, contact [email protected] so it can be reviewed; third-party ad and analytics vendors operate their own child-directed advertising controls independent of this site.

Changes to this notice

This notice may be updated as the site's tooling, vendors, or cookie behavior change. Check this page directly for the current version rather than relying on a cached copy.

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