PRIVACY / PDF SEALBOX

Privacy is a workflow decision.
Know what happens next.

This policy explains what the browser-based PDF workflows do, what technical information may be processed, and which decisions remain yours.

01 Local when supported02 Source stays yours03 Updated August 2026

THE SHORT VERSION

Three facts to remember.

Start here, then read the detailed sections below when you need the full policy.

01

Document workflow

For supported browser tools, the PDF is read, previewed and exported by code running in your browser whenever practical.

02

Technical signals

The website may process normal technical data such as IP address, browser, device, timestamps, security logs, analytics and cookies.

03

Your decision

Use a trusted device, follow your organisation policy and choose offline processing for highly restricted material when required.

01 / OVERVIEW

What this policy covers

PDF SealBox supports browser-based PDF workflows, including visible stamps, signature images, approval marks and cross-page seals. This policy applies to the website, its PDF tools and related informational pages.

02 / BROWSER PROCESSING

How local processing works

For common browser-based workflows, PDF files and stamp images are processed locally in your browser when supported. The browser-side application reads the selected file to render a preview and create a new output.

We do not intentionally store uploaded PDF files for the browser stamping workflow. Browser processing still requires the page to load scripts and basic resources, and your browser, extensions, operating system and device remain part of the environment.

03 / FILES AND IMAGES

What happens to your source material

PDFs and stamp images may be read by browser-side libraries to render previews and generate results. The downloaded file is a new output; the original source file is not overwritten by the workflow.

Only use files and seal images that you are authorised to process. For highly confidential contracts, regulated documents or internal company files, consider an offline desktop workflow.

04 / TECHNICAL DATA

Information the site may process

Like most websites, PDF SealBox may process standard technical information such as IP address, browser type, device information, timestamps, security logs, analytics events, referrer URLs and cookie-based signals. This information helps operate, secure and understand the service.

05 / COOKIES AND ADS

Cookies, analytics and advertising

We may use cookies or similar technologies for basic site functionality, analytics, security, advertising measurement and third-party advertising where enabled.

If Google AdSense or similar services are enabled, Google and other third-party vendors may use cookies, web beacons or similar technologies to serve ads based on a user’s prior visits to this website or other websites.

Google Privacy & Messaging may display a consent message for users in the EEA, the UK and Switzerland, and applicable US state privacy notices. Your choices control whether personalised advertising and related storage are allowed where required. You can reopen or change your choices at any time using the Privacy settings link in the site footer.

You can visit Google Ads Settings to manage personalised advertising, or aboutads.info to learn about choices for some third-party vendors.

06 / SECURITY

Security has more than one layer

We use browser-based processing when supported, but no website can promise absolute security. Review document sensitivity, device security, browser extensions, network conditions and your organisation’s rules before processing important material.

POLICY UPDATES

Policy date

We may update this policy when site features, analytics, advertising or desktop workflows change. The latest version is dated August 21, 2026.