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Do not use our tools for anything illegal, harmful or abusive.
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Your files stay yours
We claim no ownership over the content you process on this site.
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Verify important results
Tools are provided "as is" — always double-check critical output.

Common Questions About These Terms

Quick answers to the things people ask us most often.

Can I use the tools for my business or client work? +

Yes. Every tool on AddaresultTool.com is free for personal use as well as ordinary commercial use. What is not permitted is rebuilding our site as a competing service, embedding our tools in your own product, or republishing our content and code as your own.

Do you keep or store the files I process? +

No. Most of our tools run entirely in your browser, which means the file is processed on your own device and disappears as soon as you close or refresh the page. Your content remains your property at all times.

What should I do if a tool gives me a wrong result? +

Please report it through our Contact page so we can investigate and fix it. Tool output is provided for convenience only, so anything important should always be verified independently before you act on it.

Can I link to or embed a tool on my own website? +

Linking to any page of AddaresultTool.com is welcome and needs no permission at all. Embedding a tool inside your own site, copying its code, or mirroring its content requires our written consent first.

Is there any charge or paid plan? +

No. The website is supported by advertising, which keeps every tool free. There is no premium tier, no subscription and no hidden charge for using any feature listed on the site.

Will these terms change in the future? +

They may be updated as the site grows or as the law changes. The effective date at the top of this page always reflects the version currently in force, so check back occasionally.

Anything here you'd like explained?

If a clause is unclear, or you want to know whether a specific use case is allowed, just ask. We would rather answer a question than have you guess.