Privacy

Privacy and File Handling

any2markdown is designed to process uploads temporarily, return Markdown, and avoid keeping converted files as a stored content library.

This page describes the practical handling model reflected in the current implementation so visitors understand what happens to an uploaded file before they use the public tool.

Last updated April 17, 2026

Files you upload

Uploaded files are written to a temporary file so the conversion engine can process them. After conversion completes, that temporary file is deleted.

The current product is not positioned as a secure vault, records system, or long-term storage service. If a document is highly sensitive, regulated, or contractually restricted, do not upload it to a public conversion tool unless your deployment is private and reviewed for that purpose.

·Temporary processing only
·No permanent document library
·Manual cleanup may still be needed after conversion

Operational data and logs

The backend currently records basic operational logs such as filename, file size, conversion duration, and success or failure status. These logs help diagnose failures, size issues, and abuse patterns.

The site does not intentionally publish uploaded content, but filenames may still contain personal or sensitive information. Use neutral filenames if that matters to your workflow.

Third-party services

The frontend can optionally load Google AdSense if advertising is enabled in a deployment. When that happens, Google may use cookies or similar technologies under its own policies.

If you operate a production deployment, review your local legal obligations for consent banners, privacy disclosures, and region-specific advertising requirements before enabling ads.