Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 21, 2026
The short version: your documents never leave your device, we don't have accounts, and we use cookie-free analytics. There is very little data here to have a policy about — but here is the full picture.
Your documents
Every tool on Every Markdown runs entirely inside your browser. When you view, convert or export a document, the file is read and processed on your own device. It is never uploaded, never stored on a server, and never seen by us or anyone else. The tools keep working if you go offline after the page loads — that is the proof.
This applies to everything the tools touch: the Markdown you paste, the PDFs and Word files you drop in, the tables you build, and anything you place on your clipboard. It is all processed locally and discarded when you close the page.
One exception worth naming
If a Markdown document references images hosted on the web, the PDF converter and the previews fetch those images from their hosts so they can be displayed or embedded — a standard web request, like loading any page that contains the image. Documents without web-hosted images trigger no requests at all.
Analytics
We use Umami, a privacy-first measurement tool we host ourselves. It uses no cookies, no localStorage, and no fingerprinting; it does not track you across sites or build a profile of you, and because we run it, your visit is not handed to an analytics company at all. It gives us aggregate numbers — which pages are visited and which tools get used — and nothing about who you are or what documents you process.
Cookies
Every Markdown sets no cookies today. A few choices — your colour theme, a tool's options, whether you've already answered “Did it come out right?” today — are remembered in your browser's own storage and never sent to us. If we ever introduce advertising (for example Google AdSense), ad providers would use cookies; we would update this policy first and, where required, ask for your consent through a certified consent management platform.
Hosting
The site is served by Cloudflare's content delivery network. Like any web host, Cloudflare processes standard connection data (such as IP addresses) to deliver the site and protect it from abuse.
If you email us, we keep the correspondence so we can reply and improve the tools. We don't add you to any mailing list.
Feedback
The feedback form (the Feedback button in the header, the Report button on a failed conversion, the “Did it come out right?” question, the error page and the contact page) sends us only what you see in it before you press Send:
- what you write, and any of the quick answers you pick;
- your email address, only if you give one — used only to reply to you, never added to any list;
- the page you were on, which button you used, your browser and operating system (name and major version), and the site version (“build”);
- for a conversion that failed: the error type, the tool, and the document's format and size; for an error page, its error ID; for a finished conversion, a one-line summary such as “3 of 3 converted · PDF → MD”.
It never sends your document, its contents or its name. “Sent along” in the form lists these details, and Review shows the exact values with a box to untick each one. The report travels from Cloudflare (which runs the form's endpoint) through our own self-hosted email service and Amazon SES to our support inbox, which is hosted by Google (Gmail). We keep it as long as we need to deal with it; email support@everymarkdown.com at any time to have it deleted.
Changes
If our practices change — for example if we add advertising — we will update this page and the date above before the change takes effect.
Contact
Questions about privacy? Email support@everymarkdown.com.