Last updated 28 October 2026
Your conversation stays on your device
The file you choose, its messages and photos, and the PDF are handled by the page's code on your phone or computer. No server receives them and there is no account.
While the tab is open, the chat sits in the browser's memory; closing the tab clears it. The PDF is saved wherever your browser saves downloads.
No cookies, ads or tracking
There are no third-party analytics or social buttons. Everything the page loads comes from this site, and its security policy blocks every other site.
What is counted, without personal data
For each visit the server keeps the date and time, the page's address and the site you came from (its name only, such as google.com). That log keeps no IP address and no browser details.
The tool counts its steps anonymously, such as “file read” or “PDF made”, with the kind of browser and at most a range for the page count (such as “11-50”). It never sends a name, a message, a file name, a hash or a size. If something fails, the browser sends an error code with nothing from the chat.
What the web server sees
Like any website, it receives your IP address and browser details to send pages, and may keep standard error logs. Your chat is never in any request.
Other people's data
A chat holds other people's messages, names and numbers. What you do with the PDF is up to you; masking phone numbers helps in groups.
Changes
Any change will appear here with a new date. Questions: hello@chats2pdf.com.