Use the tools carefully and lawfully.

The service.

PDFrig provides supported web and Windows tools for viewing, organizing, annotating, filling, visually signing, protecting, converting, OCR, and beta redaction workflows. A capability is supported only within its published input, platform, fidelity, and release limits.

Your documents and authority.

• You keep ownership of your documents and outputs.
• You must have authority to process, decrypt, change, and share the files you use.
• Do not use the service to violate law, privacy, intellectual property, or another person's rights.
• Keep a trusted original and review every completed copy before relying on it.

Important product limits.

• Adding text does not edit existing PDF text.
• A visual signature is not a certificate-backed digital signature or identity proof.
• Editing can invalidate an existing digital signature.
• Crop is not redaction; redaction stays beta-gated and fail-closed.
• OCR and Office conversion can make recognition or layout mistakes and require review.
• The interface does not make an exported PDF automatically accessible or archival-compliant.

See the known limitations for the current engineering contract.

Accounts, subscriptions, and cancellation.

Cloud work and the full Windows entitlement can require a verified account and active plan. Server-side state—not a checkout redirect—controls access and quotas. Normal cancellation keeps access until the paid period ends unless a refund, fraud, or legal requirement calls for earlier change.

Legal provisions still required.

The approved agreement must still define the contracting entity, age/capacity, launch jurisdictions, service changes, suspension, renewal, taxes, refunds, disclaimers, liability, indemnity if appropriate, governing law, dispute process, termination, and notice method. Development does not fill those terms in by guesswork.