Editorial Policy

This page explains how ToolJiffy checks its tools and writes its tool pages, and how you can report a mistake.

How tools are tested

• Each tool is run with sample inputs, such as test images, PDFs, videos or text.
• Downloaded outputs are opened and checked, for example the file type, size, dimensions or page count.
• Claims on the page, such as supported formats or file size limits, are checked against what the tool actually does.

What "processed in your browser" means

• Files you choose from your device stay on your device while a local tool processes them. They are not uploaded to ToolJiffy for that conversion.
• Optional Google Drive and Dropbox imports download the file you pick into your browser.
• Network tools, such as link or redirect checkers, send requests to the addresses you enter.
• The page itself loads site resources and may load analytics and ads under your consent settings. See the privacy policy.

How content is written and updated

• Each page describes what the tool does and its limits.
• Pages do not make claims the tool cannot back up.
• Pages that are no longer maintained are taken out of search results.

What "Last checked" means

Some tool pages show a "Last checked" date. It is the month when the page's limits and claims were last reviewed against how the tool works.

Corrections

If something on a page is wrong, email asp@tooljiffy.comwith the page URL and what is wrong. Confirmed errors are fixed, and the page's "Last checked" date is updated.