Disclaimer

Last updated 5 August 2026

frisqoo is a free set of tools, not a professional service. We test the tools and we want them to be accurate, but we cannot guarantee the result for every file. Keep your original, check the output, and do not treat anything on this site as legal, financial, or technical advice.

Always keep your original file

This is the one rule worth following every time. Because your files never reach our servers, we hold no copy and there is nothing for us to restore. If a tool gives you a result you did not want and the original is gone, it is gone for good. Keep the original until you have opened the output and confirmed it is right.

How accurate are the results?

It depends on the file. PDFs vary enormously in how they are built, and image quality varies too. Some things that can affect the outcome:

• Scanned documents contain pictures of text, not text, so anything that reads words depends on recognition and will not be perfect.
• Unusual fonts, forms, layers, or damaged files may not survive editing exactly as they appear on screen.
• Compression removes data by design, so a smaller file can look softer than the original.
• Very large files may run slowly or run out of memory, because the work happens on your own device.

Check the output before you rely on it, especially for anything you are sending to someone else.

Are the tools suitable for official or legal documents?

Treat them with care. The tools are good for everyday work, but we do not certify output for any legal, regulatory, medical, financial, or archival purpose. If a document must meet a formal standard, have it checked by someone qualified to check it.

Is a signature made here legally binding?

We cannot tell you that. Our signing tool places a visual signature on a page. Whether an electronic signature is legally binding depends on the type of document, the country, and sometimes the parties involved. If it matters, take advice from a lawyer rather than from a free web tool.

Is the site secure?

Your files are as private as your own device, because they never leave it. What we cannot control is the device itself. If your computer or phone is shared, compromised, or infected, that is outside our reach. We also cannot control what other browser extensions you have installed.

Is the content on your blog reliable?

We write it carefully and correct it when we are wrong, but articles are general information, not advice for your specific situation. Software changes and instructions go out of date. Nothing on the blog creates a professional relationship between us.

What about links to other websites?

We sometimes link to other sites for reference. We do not control them, we do not endorse everything on them, and we are not responsible for their content, their accuracy, or their privacy practices.

Will the site always be available?

We aim to keep it running, but this is a free service. Tools may be changed, replaced, or removed, and the site may be unavailable for maintenance or reasons outside our control.

Found something wrong?

Please tell us. If a tool produces a bad result, we would rather hear about it than not. Use the contact form and pick "Report a bug", or email [email protected]. Telling us which tool, which browser, and what you expected helps us fix it quickly.

See also our terms of use and privacy policy, or browse all tools.