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Last Updated: May 11, 2025

Website Disclaimer

The information and tools provided by Web Utility Labs on www.webutilitylabs.com are for general informational and utility purposes only. While we put a lot of effort into making sure our tools work correctly, we're providing everything "as is" without any warranties.

Use of Our Tools

Our web utilities are designed to help developers, designers, and content creators work more efficiently. We've built these tools to be reliable, but we can't guarantee they'll be perfect for every specific situation or completely error-free in all circumstances.

An important note about your data: all our tools process information directly in your browser. Your files and information stay on your computer and aren't sent to or stored on our servers. That said, we can't be responsible for any data loss that might happen while using our tools, so it's always a good idea to keep backups of important files.

No Guarantees

While we strive for accuracy, we don't guarantee that:

  • The information on this website is completely error-free
  • Any issues with our tools will be fixed immediately
  • Our website will be available without interruption
  • The tools will meet all your specific requirements

External Links

Our website may include links to other websites that we don't control or maintain. We don't guarantee the accuracy or quality of any information on these external sites. These links are provided for convenience, and clicking on them will take you away from our website.

Use at Your Own Risk

You use Web Utility Labs and its tools at your own risk. We won't be liable for any losses or damages that might result from using our website or tools, including (but not limited to):

  • Loss of data
  • Business interruption
  • Computer failures or malfunctions
  • Any other losses or damages

Changes to Our Tools and Website

We're constantly working to improve Web Utility Labs. This means we may change, update, or remove tools and features without notice. We may also change this disclaimer from time to time, so please check back occasionally.

Professional Advice Disclaimer

Our tools are technical utilities, not professional consultation services. The information and results provided shouldn't be considered legal, financial, or professional advice. If you need expert guidance in these areas, please consult with qualified professionals.

Contact Us

If you have any questions about this disclaimer or our tools, feel free to contact us at [email protected].

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