How DropToSolve keeps files private

Most “free online converters” ask you to upload a file to their servers, process it remotely, then let you download the result. That model is convenient for the provider — and it means a copy of your document briefly (or longer) lives on someone else’s machine.

DropToSolve takes the opposite approach for file tools: the work runs in your browser with web libraries. Your PDF or image is read locally, transformed locally, and saved locally. We do not need the file on our servers to merge pages, reorder sheets, run OCR, or compress a photo.

What stays local

PDF tools — merge, split/extract, rotate, delete pages, reorder pages, images ↔ PDF, JSON → PDF, and OCR on scanned PDFs — process the bytes you select in the page.

Image tools (compress, resize, rotate, convert JPG/PNG/WebP, HEIC → JPG) and OCR on photos work the same way. Generators (QR including Wi‑Fi, passwords, color picker), text utilities (word count, case, Base64, diff, UTM, JSON formatter), Focus (Pomodoro), and Relax games also run client-side. Nothing requires uploading your documents to DropToSolve.

OCR language packs

When you use OCR, the recognition engine and language data download into your browser (and are cached for later). That is still not the same as uploading your contract to our servers — the scan itself is read on your device.

What we still see (and don’t)

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