Acceptable use
What each tool may lawfully be used for, where the line sits, and what the site deliberately does not do.
Last updated: 2026-11-15
Why this page exists
Every tool here is a local file operation: it reads what you give it, does arithmetic or drawing on it, and hands it back. That is lawful for your own files in Pakistan and almost everywhere else. What is not lawful is using the output to deceive, to claim someone else's work, or to break a protection you were not meant to break. This page sets out where the line is, tool by tool, so there is no ambiguity.
Documents and forms
Fill PDF form writes your answers into the fields of a document you already have. Pakistan's Electronic Transactions Ordinance 2002 recognises electronic signatures for most agreements, but this site no longer offers a signature tool — a visible signature is the one thing a stranger cannot check, so it was removed rather than argued about. For a contract, use an accredited certification service provider.
Certificates and receipts
This site no longer draws certificates or receipts. Both are documents whose whole value is that someone else issued them, and a browser tool that produces one is a forgery device with a friendly interface. Businesses that need receipts should use invoicing software that keeps a sequential record.
Media conversion and editing
The video and audio tools re-encode, cut, join and caption files you supply. Converting a film you own for your own player is lawful. Redistributing it, uploading it, or using the tool to strip a protection is not — and the engine cannot decode DRM-protected files, so it will simply fail. Adding music to a video is lawful only when you hold the rights to that track; a streaming subscription is a licence to listen, not to re-publish.
Photos, text and handwriting
Editing your own photos is unrestricted. Editing someone else's and publishing it needs their permission, and removing a watermark to hide the origin is both a copyright problem and a misrepresentation. Text to handwriting renders a font; submitting that output as handwritten coursework is academic dishonesty under most institutions' rules.
What this site deliberately does not do
- No downloader for YouTube, Instagram, TikTok or any streaming service.
- No PDF password removal or DRM circumvention.
- No plagiarism or "AI detector" that cannot actually work.
- No upload at all: no file leaves your device, so there is nothing to leak.
If you are unsure
Ask before you publish, not after. The terms put the responsibility for lawful use on the person operating the tool, and the contact page is the place to raise a case that looks wrong.