Privacy

What happens to your Markdown

Short version: nothing. The Markdown you paste, the images you drop, and the PDF that comes out all stay in your browser tab.

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What we collect

  • Anonymous traffic stats via privacy-respecting analytics. Page visits, referrer, country. No identifiers.
  • Server logsfor the static pages — standard Cloudflare access logs. Retained per Cloudflare's defaults.

What we don't collect

  • The Markdown you paste. It does not leave your browser.
  • The images you drag in. They do not leave your browser.
  • The PDF or DOCX you generate. We don't see it.
  • Personal accounts. There aren't any.
  • Your IP, beyond standard request logs.

Cookies

We don't set cookies for tracking. Some preferences (open sidebar sections, last-used theme) may be stored in your browser's localStorage in a future release; that data stays on your machine.

How to verify

Open the browser's network panel before exporting. You will not see a request that contains your Markdown — the conversion happens entirely in JavaScript on your machine.

Contact

If you spot something that looks wrong, the source is public on GitHub at amini-x/markdown2pdf. Open an issue.