Conversion Accuracy Statement

What we make every effort to preserve

• Document formatting and visual layout
• Embedded images and graphics
• Fonts (or close visual equivalents)
• Metadata, where appropriate to the conversion
• Embedded objects, where the target format supports them

Why perfect conversion is not always possible

File formats differ fundamentally. A PDF describes pages of rendered output; a Word document describes flowing text with reflowable layout; an image stores pixels. When converting between such different models, some characteristics cannot be carried over exactly. We tune our engines for the closest practical fidelity, but we cannot guarantee a pixel-perfect or byte-perfect result for every input.

User responsibility

You are responsible for reviewing converted output before relying on it for any meaningful purpose, including legal, financial, academic, or production use. Maintain backup copies of originals.