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Uploaded and processed files are retained temporarily for processing and are scheduled for automatic deletion within two hours. Some temporary working files may be removed sooner after processing is complete.

Files are processed automatically by the selected PDF or image tool. EDITHUBS does not routinely review uploaded content manually. Limited access may occur when reasonably required for user-requested support, security investigation, abuse prevention, or legal compliance.

EDITHUBS protects file workflows with HTTPS connections, controlled processing, limited file retention, account safeguards, and restricted operational access.

EDITHUBS publishes security information that reflects the protections and operational practices used by the service. Current details are available on the Security and Privacy pages.

Processed files use a two-hour retention period and are removed automatically after expiry. Temporary processing files may be removed sooner.

Open the required tool, choose a file from your device, and follow the on-screen instructions. Drag-and-drop upload may also be available on supported desktop browsers.

Supported formats depend on the selected tool. EDITHUBS provides tools for PDF and common document and image formats, including formats used by its PDF, JPG, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, HTML, and image workflows. Check the selected tool page for its supported input and output formats.

Scanned PDFs can be uploaded to compatible tools. Converting scanned text into editable text requires OCR functionality. OCR results can vary depending on image quality, language, layout, handwriting, and scan clarity.

Processing time may depend on file size, number of pages, image resolution, document complexity, internet speed, current server load, and the selected operation.

EDITHUBS aims to preserve quality and layout, but conversions can produce formatting differences, font substitutions, image changes, or incomplete results. Keep the original file and review the output before relying on it.

If a file cannot be processed, the interface provides guidance to check the format, file integrity, password protection, file size, or internet connection. A different source file may be needed when the original file is unsupported or damaged.

EDITHUBS provides online tools that can be used without an account where the selected tool allows it. An account is used for available account-based features and settings.

Use the sign-in methods currently displayed on the EDITHUBS login page. Available sign-in options may vary as account features are updated.

EDITHUBS tools are currently available with free access. Current access information is shown on the website and Pricing page.

Current free access is described on the EDITHUBS website. Tool availability, limits, supported formats, and fair-use requirements may be updated over time.

EDITHUBS works through modern web browsers with JavaScript enabled and a stable internet connection. Essential cookies may be required for account or security functions.

Yes. The website is designed to be responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Some large or complex files may be easier to process on a desktop device.

EDITHUBS tools run through the web browser, so separate desktop software is not required for normal web-based use.

Use the file-source options displayed by the selected tool. If a cloud-storage option is not shown, select the file from your device.

Check the spam or junk folder, confirm that the email address was entered correctly, and allow a few minutes for delivery. If the problem continues, contact EDITHUBS at info@edithubs.com.

Open the Log in page, use the password recovery option, and follow the reset instructions sent to the email address connected to your account.

Use the EDITHUBS Contact page and include the tool name, browser, device, file type, error message, and the steps that caused the problem. Do not send confidential files unless support specifically requests a safe method.

Use the Contact page and clearly label the message as a security report. Include enough detail for investigation, but do not access, download, change, or publicly disclose information that does not belong to you.