The privacy-first approach to PDF→JPG conversion
Most online converters are cloud services: your PDF file travels to a data center, gets processed, gets stored (often for days), and then gets sent back as JPG. Each step is a potential privacy risk. ConvertiZen's architecture eliminates this: conversion happens on your hardware, in your browser sandbox, under your control. Even a complete breach of our infrastructure would expose zero user files.
FAQ
Where does the PDF→JPG conversion happen?
In your browser, on your device. Nothing is sent to our servers.
Does ConvertiZen store my PDF files?
No. Files are never uploaded, stored, or accessible to us.
Is ConvertiZen safe for HIPAA or GDPR-sensitive files?
The local conversion model is well-suited for sensitive documents.
Does ConvertiZen track which files I convert?
No file-level tracking. We collect only anonymous usage counts.
Can I verify that no data is sent?
Yes — open browser DevTools, go to Network tab, and watch: zero file upload requests during conversion.