Learn about our Data Processing Policy and technical architecture with zero server dependency
Our HEIC to PDF tool uses a complete client-side processing technical architecture, ensuring your files and data always remain on your device and never leave your browser.
You select image files in your browser
Files are converted to PDF in your browser
Converted PDF downloads directly to your device
All HEIC, JPEG, PNG, WebP and other image files are never uploaded to our servers
Generated PDF files only exist in your browser memory and local download folder
We cannot view or access your file content, EXIF data, or any other information
No account registration required, no collection of names, emails, phone numbers, etc.
Our technical architecture design follows these principles:
File Reading
Format Parsing
PDF Generation
Download Output
Feature | Our Service | Traditional Online Services |
---|---|---|
File Upload | ❌ Not Required | ✅ Required |
Privacy Risk | ❌ No Risk | ⚠️ Risk Exists |
Network Dependency | ✅ Offline Capable | ❌ Network Required |
Processing Speed | ⚡ Faster Local Processing | ⏳ Depends on Network Speed |
File Size Limit | ✅ Limited Only by Device Memory | ❌ Strict Limitations |
A: Yes, absolutely not. You can disconnect from the internet after continuing to use the convert feature (except for initial page loading), proving that file processing is completely local.
A: This data helps us understand usage patterns, optimize website performance and user experience. All data is anonymous and not associated with your personal identity.
A: You can open your browser's developer tools and check network requests. You'll find that except for loading page resources, there are no file upload requests.
If you have questions about technical implementation or encounter technical issues, please contact us:
iam.jesse168@gmail.com
Architecture design, performance optimization, compatibility issues, etc.
iam.jesse168@gmail.com
Security vulnerabilities, privacy risks and other sensitive issues
Developer Note: If you want to learn about specific technical implementations or contribute code, please review ourLegal Policiesfor relevant terms.