Frequently asked questions

No. The conversion tools process selected files and pasted text in your browser. Normal network requests still occur to load the website itself.

Remold does not store file contents on a server. Temporary workspace data is cleared when you refresh or close the page. Downloaded results remain on your device.

You can convert, resize and compress images; work with JSON, YAML and XML; use Base64, URL and hash tools; compare text, JSON and code; edit PDF pages; convert CSV, Excel and JSON tables; and format code.

Local processing uses your device’s memory and processor. Limits help prevent freezes or browser crashes, especially on phones. Each tool shows its own limits.

It may be damaged, its real content may not match its extension, or it may exceed the tool’s size and format limits. Where possible, file type is checked from its first bytes rather than its name alone.

Yes. It works in current versions of Safari, Chrome and similar browsers. Large PDF, spreadsheet and image operations may be slower depending on available phone memory.

The selected format and quality can produce a larger file than the source. Re-converting an already compressed small image will not always reduce its size.

Interactive PDF forms can break during merge or page operations. These files are deliberately rejected to prevent silent data loss.

No. It only changes indentation, spacing and line layout. It does not execute, compile, verify or secure your code.

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