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Copyright Notice

Last Updated: May 11, 2025

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What You Can Do

We're happy for you to use our online tools for both personal and professional projects. Feel free to:

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Since our tools work directly in your browser, your content isn't even transmitted to our servers—it stays right on your device.

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Changes to This Notice

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