Disclaimer
Legal and functional disclosures regarding our free offline-first browser utilities.
1. No Professional Advice
Our financial, wealth, tax, and health calculator suites (including EMI Calculator, SIP Calculator, Compound Interest Calculator, and BMI & Calorie Calculator) are developed strictly for basic estimation and educational purposes.
Calculations derived here must not be interpreted as certified accounting, financial, medical, or legal advice. Before executing large fiscal investments, loan agreements, or major dietary changes, you must consult registered, licensed professionals to confirm official figures.
2. Accuracy & Liability
While our engineering team works continuously to refine algorithms, keep math libraries bug-free, and ensure high-fidelity outputs, PDFscaler makes no guarantees, warranties, or representations concerning the absolute correctness of processed outputs.
Under no circumstances shall PDFscaler or its open-source developers be held responsible or legally liable for document corruptions, formatting errors, commercial deficits, or data loss arising from the use of our clientside browser utilities.
3. Intellectual Property
PDFscaler claims zero licensing, copyright, or ownership rights over any document, presentation, spreadsheet, image, or text modified inside our local viewport container. You retain full, 100% intellectual property ownership and absolute legal liability for any content processed through our engines.
4. External Links
Our informational publications, step-by-step guides, and blog articles may contain direct links pointing to third-party domains. PDFscaler does not operate, moderate, or take responsibility for the layout, content policies, or privacy frameworks of any external platforms.
5. System Integrity & Compatibility
Because our application executes calculations in-browser, conversion speeds and system limits are entirely dependent on your local hardware RAM and web browser. While we guarantee zero server outages, very heavy documents can crash browser tab memories if your system lacks adequate resource allocations.