Cookie Policy
Cookies on this free PDF converter are separate from the file you convert and download. Theme preference, optional ads, and how to opt out. Last updated 27 August 2026.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files a site or its partners can store in your browser. Related technologies include local storage. They can remember a setting, measure a visit, or help an advertising network recognise a browser.
Doc2PDF conversion itself does not require an advertising cookie. You can convert a file after choosing it in the upload control, including a JPG to PDF or Image to PDF job. Some layout features, ads, or analytics may still use storage as described below.
Storage this site may use
Essential: the colour theme (light or dark) may be saved in local storage so the next visit matches your last choice. That storage is not used to identify you across other websites.
Analytics: if a product such as Google Analytics is configured, it may set cookies to count page views, approximate location, and device type. Those reports help us see which converters are used.
Advertising: if Google AdSense or a similar network is enabled, that network may set cookies to measure impressions and clicks and, where allowed, to personalise ads. Google’s policies and ad settings explain how to limit personalised ads.
How to manage cookies
You can delete cookies and site data in your browser settings. You can also block third-party cookies. Blocking may stop some ads from measuring correctly; the converters should still run.
For questions that mix cookies and file uploads, read the Privacy Policy or use the Contact page.
Cookie questions
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Cookies are separate from the document you convert. The Privacy Policy covers uploads.