How Toolturi Handles Your Privacy — Client-Side Tools Explained
What Are Browser-Based Tools?
Many online conversion services upload your files to a remote server, process them there, and then provide a result for download.
Toolturi is designed differently. Supported PDF, image, text, and developer tools process your data directly in your browser, also known as client-side processing. Your files do not need to be uploaded to Toolturi's server for processing.
Why Client-Side Processing Matters
Your Files Stay on Your Device
Contracts, ID scans, internal documents, photos, and other files remain on your device while you use the tool. They are not sent to Toolturi's server for conversion or editing.
No Installation or Account Required
There is no software to install and no account to create. Open the tool in your browser and begin working immediately.
Some Tools Can Continue Working Offline
After a tool page and its required resources have fully loaded, some features may continue to work without an active internet connection.
However, certain tools may still require an internet connection to load additional libraries, fonts, language data, or other resources.
What Toolturi Does Not Store
Files opened in Toolturi, text or JSON pasted into a tool, and content generated during processing remain in your browser.
Toolturi does not store or review this working data on its server. Closing or refreshing the page will normally clear the temporary data held by the tool.
For more information about site data and third-party services, see the Privacy Policy.
Cookies, Analytics, and Advertising
Toolturi may use cookies or similar technologies to operate the site, understand general usage, and display advertising through services such as Google AdSense.
Depending on your location, consent choices, and browser settings, advertising may be personalized or non-personalized.
Cookies and analytics data are separate from the files, images, PDFs, or text you process within the tools. You can manage available choices through the cookie consent banner and your browser settings.
Limitations of Browser-Based Processing
Because processing takes place on your device, performance depends on your browser, available memory, and device specifications.
Very large PDF files, high-resolution images, or large batches of files may fail to process if your browser does not have enough available memory.
Some features, such as OCR, may need to download language data or supporting resources the first time they are used. As a result, the initial run may take longer than later uses.