Privacy
Your documents are never uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload them to.
The short version
Morph Doc does not receive your documents. Conversion happens entirely inside your browser using your own machine's processing power. No file, and no text you paste, is ever transmitted to this site or anywhere else.
This is not a policy commitment that could quietly change — it is a property of how the site is built. Morph Doc is static files served from a CDN with no application server and no database. There is no endpoint that could accept a document.
What that means in practice
You can convert confidential material without it leaving your machine: contracts, medical notes, unpublished writing, internal documentation. The usual caution about pasting sensitive text into an online tool does not apply, because nothing is being sent.
Once the page has loaded, the conversion itself needs no network. The exception is remote images: if your document references an image by URL, your browser fetches that image directly from wherever it is hosted, exactly as it would if you opened the URL yourself. That request goes to the image's host, not to us.
What is stored on your device
Two small things, both local to your browser and never transmitted. Your draft is kept in session storage so that switching between formats does not lose what you were working on; it is cleared when you close the tab. A layout preference is kept in local storage so the interface remembers how you left it.
Neither contains anything beyond what you typed and how you arranged the screen, and both can be cleared by clearing site data in your browser.
Third parties
The site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages, which serves the static files and, like any web host, processes standard request data such as IP addresses in order to deliver them. That is infrastructure, not document handling — no document reaches it.
There is no advertising, no tracking script, no analytics that follows you between sites, and no cookie that identifies you. Fonts are self-hosted rather than loaded from a third party, so visiting the site does not tell anyone else that you did.
Questions
If something here is unclear or appears inconsistent with how the site behaves, it is worth raising — the claims on this page are meant to be verifiable. You can confirm the core one yourself: open your browser's network tab and convert a document. You will see no request carrying its contents.