Privacy
Privacy Policy
How MyAITools handles files, URLs, analytics, cookies, server logs, and contact messages.
Last updated: August 21, 2026
Files and browser-side tools
Most MyAITools converters and utilities run in your browser. For those tools, selected files are processed locally on your device and are not uploaded to MyAITools servers.
Server-side requests
Some features need server access. Public media URL tools send the URL you enter to MyAITools so the server can read public page metadata and return available source links. MyAITools does not store, proxy, merge, transcode, or download the media file.
Blog publishing and image rehosting features may fetch or store images needed for MyAITools's own site content.
Logs, analytics, and cookies
Our hosting provider may collect standard server logs such as IP address, user agent, request path, timestamp, and error diagnostics to keep the site secure and reliable.
MyAITools may use Google Analytics when configured. Analytics helps us understand aggregate traffic and tool usage. Google may use cookies or similar technologies according to its own policies.
Advertising and consent
MyAITools may display advertising provided by Google AdSense. Google and its advertising partners may use cookies, local storage, device information, and interaction data to deliver ads, measure performance, prevent fraud, and personalise ads where permitted by law and your consent choices.
Where required, a consent message lets you accept, reject, or manage advertising choices. You can revisit those choices and learn more in Google's information about partner sites.
Rate limits and abuse protection
To protect uptime and proxy bandwidth, MyAITools may hash request details such as IP address and browser user agent into rate-limit keys. These keys are used to detect cooldowns, abuse, and spam, not to identify a person directly.
Contact messages
If you email us, we receive the information you choose to include, such as your email address, name, message, and any URLs or files you reference. We use that information to respond and handle the request.
Your choices
You can avoid analytics cookies by using browser controls or privacy tools. For copyright, privacy, or deletion requests, use the DMCA and contact page.