Frequently Asked Questions

Docswift is a free online platform that provides tools for converting, compressing and managing PDF, document and image files. All tools work directly in your browser — no software installation or account registration is needed.

Yes. All Docswift tools are currently free to use without registration. We support the platform through advertising.

No. You can use all conversion tools without creating an account or providing any personal information.

Docswift supports PDF, Word (DOCX), Excel (XLSX), JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC/HEIF, and plain text (TXT) files. Specific supported formats are listed on each tool page.

Most tools accept files up to 50MB. Some specific tools may have different limits, which are noted on the tool page.

Yes. All file transfers are encrypted using HTTPS. Files are processed on our servers and automatically deleted after conversion is complete. We do not access, read, or share the contents of your uploaded documents.

Uploaded files are automatically deleted within a few minutes after processing. We do not permanently store any user files.

No. We do not share, sell, or provide user-uploaded files to any third party. Files are processed solely for the purpose of the requested conversion.

Yes. All connections to Docswift use HTTPS encryption, which protects your files during upload and download.

Yes. Docswift is designed to work on any device with a modern web browser, including smartphones and tablets. No app download is needed.

Docswift works in all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and mobile browsers. We recommend using the latest browser version for the best experience.

Some tools support multiple file uploads (such as Merge PDF and Image to PDF). The maximum number of files per upload is 10.

Conversions can fail for several reasons: the file may be corrupted, password-protected, too large, or in an unsupported format. Try uploading a different file or check the specific tool page for supported file types.

Accuracy depends on the file type and complexity. PDF operations (merge, split, rotate, compress) preserve original quality. Format conversions (PDF to Word, etc.) work best with simple, text-based documents. Complex layouts may need manual adjustment.