Simple terms for a simple utility.

1. Using the service

AnyImageTo provides browser-based image conversion tools for general lawful use. You may use the service to convert image files that you own, are authorized to use, or are otherwise legally permitted to process.

2. Your files and rights

You retain responsibility for the files you choose to process. You must not use the service to infringe copyright, privacy, publicity, trademark, confidentiality, or other legal rights. Because the core converter is designed to process image bytes locally in the browser, AnyImageTo does not claim ownership of the images you select for conversion.

3. Prohibited use

You may not use the site to violate applicable law, interfere with the operation or security of the service, attempt to exploit the site or its infrastructure, distribute malicious code, or intentionally abuse automated access in a way that degrades the service for others.

4. Availability and format support

The service is provided on an “as available” basis. Browser memory limits, device resources, codec availability, file corruption, unusual metadata, or future browser changes may affect whether a particular image can be converted successfully. A format shown in general documentation is not a guarantee that every possible file variant can be decoded or encoded.

5. Output quality and verification

Image conversion can change compression, metadata, color characteristics, animation behavior, transparency, or other file properties depending on the source and selected output. You are responsible for reviewing important converted files before relying on them for publishing, printing, archival, legal, medical, commercial, or other consequential uses.

6. No warranty

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the service is provided without warranties of uninterrupted availability, perfect compatibility, fitness for a particular purpose, or error-free output. AnyImageTo is not responsible for losses caused by relying on an unverified conversion result.

7. Third-party services

The public website may use third-party infrastructure and may introduce services such as analytics or advertising. Those services can be governed by their own terms and privacy practices. The AnyImageTo Privacy Policy explains how such services will be disclosed when they are enabled.

8. Changes to the service or terms

Features, supported formats, interface behavior, or these terms may change as the product develops. Material revisions will be reflected by updating the date shown on this page.