File to Files .com
Binding Legal Agreement & Safe Harbor Terms

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Effective Date: November 2026 • FiletoFiles.com

1. Nature of Service (Local Client-Side Software Utility)

FiletoFiles.com provides static client-side software code (WebAssembly and JavaScript) that executes exclusively inside your local web browser on your own hardware. FiletoFiles.com is not a file hosting service, cloud storage provider, or content distribution network for user files. Zero user files are transmitted to, stored on, or accessible by our servers.

2. User Copyright Representation & Acceptable Use Policy

By using FiletoFiles.com on your device, you represent, warrant, and attest under penalty of law that:

  • You are the lawful copyright owner of any file you process in your browser, or you have obtained explicit legal authorization or statutory fair-use rights to convert such files.
  • You will NOT use these client-side utilities to process, manufacture, or distribute unlawful material, child sexual abuse material (CSAM), malware, defamatory content, or material that infringes third-party intellectual property rights.
  • Strict Anti-Circumvention Policy (DMCA § 1201): Our tools intentionally refuse to unlock, decrypt, or bypass password-protected or DRM-encrypted documents. Attempting to use this software to circumvent technological protection measures is strictly prohibited.

3. Complete User Liability & Indemnification

Because all file processing occurs privately on your own device without our knowledge, participation, or server involvement, you assume 100% sole legal responsibility for the files you process and how you use the resulting outputs. You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless FiletoFiles.com and its operators from any claims, damages, regulatory fines, or legal actions arising from your violation of these Terms or applicable copyright and computer crime laws.

4. Disclaimer of Warranties

The software runs locally on your hardware on an “AS IS” and “AS AVAILABLE” basis without warranties of any kind. Always retain backups of original files prior to batch conversion.