Acceptable use
Use PDFSwipe to work with documents responsibly.
These practical rules protect users, third-party services, and the availability of a small independent product.
Last updated: August 27, 2026
Allowed use
You may use PDFSwipe for lawful personal, educational, and business workflows where you have the right to access and transform files. You remain responsible for copyright, confidentiality, export controls, privacy, and required consent.
Not allowed
- Do not use PDFSwipe to facilitate fraud, identity theft, harassment, abuse, malware distribution, or unlawful surveillance.
- Do not process material you are not authorized to access or alter.
- Do not probe, overload, scrape, reverse engineer, or bypass limits or access controls.
- Do not upload malicious or deliberately resource-exhausting content if a future cloud workflow becomes available.
Sensitive documents
Check the processing badge and privacy explanation before using a tool. For highly sensitive documents, confirm that your device and browser are appropriate. PDFSwipe does not currently promise a regulated-industry compliance certification.
Enforcement
We may limit, suspend, or terminate access when reasonably necessary to address abuse, security risk, legal requests, or threats to reliability. We may preserve limited records needed to investigate.
Report abuse
Send suspected abuse or security concerns through Contact PDFSwipe. Do not include confidential documents unless a secure channel is provided.
This is a practical founder-reviewed draft for PDFSwipe and is not legal advice. We will have qualified counsel review and update it before paid or cloud-processing launch. If this page conflicts with a later published version, the later version controls.