Frequently Asked Questions

Where are my uploaded document files stored?

Your document files are not stored anywhere. The application handles all rendering instructions directly inside the temporary random-access memory allocations of your web browser. No binary structures or data objects travel over external network interfaces to any file repositories.

Does using this application consume network bandwidth?

Network data consumption is limited strictly to downloading the structural scripts, design blueprints, and interface fonts when you first navigate to the web address. Once the application context initializes inside your browser engine, the conversion routines execute locally without pulling or pushing additional system payloads.

Are there any size restrictions for local conversion tasks?

Since file building occurs completely within your client framework, limits are bound exclusively by your physical device properties. The application logic does not impose artificial size parameters, but operations depend heavily on the amount of unallocated memory accessible to your active browser program.

Is a continuous internet connection required to format items?

An active connection is required only to access the domain network and load the application assets. Once the core visual canvas and execution logic have fully synchronized in memory, file manipulation functions can operate correctly even if the hosting device loses network connectivity.