ConvertUnlimited

Trust Center

ConvertUnlimited Trust Center

ConvertUnlimited uses browser-native processing for supported utility workflows. This Trust Center explains what runs locally, what the privacy build changes, how network isolation is verified, and where browser or device limits still apply.

Short answer

For supported tools, selected file contents are processed locally in your browser. The public site may load ads and analytics, while the privacy build is generated without ads, analytics, remote fonts, or third-party runtime scripts.

Build boundary

The public site may load ads and analytics. The privacy build at privacy.convertunlimited.com is the no-ads, no-analytics review target.

Verification path

Use the verification page, browser DevTools, and repository privacy tests to inspect the behavior instead of relying on marketing language.

What this Trust Center covers

This section documents the technical trust model behind ConvertUnlimited. It separates public-site behavior from privacy-build behavior and avoids broad claims that cannot be verified from the page itself.

The main trust boundary is the browser tab. Supported tools use browser APIs, local JavaScript, Canvas, Web Crypto, and vendored client-side libraries to process selected files without a server-side upload endpoint for those processing flows.

Where to start

Trust topics

FAQ

Is the public site the privacy-reviewed build?

No. The public site may load ads and analytics. The privacy-reviewed deployment target is privacy.convertunlimited.com.

Does every workflow run without upload?

No. Trust claims are scoped to supported local-processing flows. Pages should state when browser support or device limits apply.

How can I verify the behavior?

Use the verification guide, browser DevTools Network panel, and the repository privacy tests before processing sensitive files.

Review note

Trust documentation reviewed: May 2026. These pages describe the current public and privacy-build architecture and should be updated when deployment, telemetry, or runtime dependencies change.