PixlBind is built using open-source libraries and free fonts. This page documents all third-party attributions, licenses, and legal notices.
1. PixlBind Copyright
Copyright © 2026 PixlBind. All rights reserved. The PixlBind name, logo, visual design, and original source code are proprietary. Reproduction of the PixlBind brand identity without written permission is prohibited.
2. Open-Source Libraries
PixlBind uses the following open-source libraries:
pdf-lib v1.17.1
- Used for: PDF creation, protection (encryption), and merging
- License: MIT License
- Copyright: Copyright (c) 2019 Andrew Dillon
- Source: https://github.com/Hopding/pdf-lib
jsPDF v2.5.1
- Used for: Image-to-PDF generation in PDF Maker
- License: MIT License
- Copyright: Copyright (c) 2010 James Hall
- Source: https://github.com/parallax/jsPDF
Both libraries are used under the MIT License, which permits use, copying, modification, merging, publishing, distributing, sublicensing, and/or selling copies of the software, subject to inclusion of the original copyright notice and permission notice.
3. Fonts
Syne
- Designer: Lucas Descroix
- License: SIL Open Font License 1.1
- Source: Google Fonts
Space Mono
- Designer: Colophon Foundry
- License: SIL Open Font License 1.1
- Source: Google Fonts
The SIL Open Font License allows free use, modification, and redistribution of the fonts, provided that derivative fonts are released under the same license and the original font name is not used in modified versions without permission.
4. CDN Services
PixlBind loads libraries from the following Content Delivery Networks:
- unpkg (unpkg.com) — for pdf-lib and jsPDF
- jsDelivr (cdn.jsdelivr.net) — fallback for pdf-lib and jsPDF
- Cloudflare CDN (cdnjs.cloudflare.com) — secondary fallback
- Google Fonts (fonts.googleapis.com) — for Syne and Space Mono typefaces
These CDNs may log your IP address and browser information when files are fetched. Please consult their respective privacy policies for details.
5. Browser-Based Processing Disclaimer
All PixlBind tools operate entirely within your browser using standard Web APIs. The quality and behaviour of output files depends on your browser's implementation of these APIs, which may vary across browsers and versions. PixlBind makes no guarantee of identical output across all browser environments.
Specifically:
- Canvas API — used for image compression; quality may vary by browser
- FileReader API — used to read files from disk into memory
- Blob URL API — used to generate downloadable file URLs
- pdf-lib encryption — AES encryption as implemented in JavaScript; for maximum security use native desktop tools
6. Trademark Notice
PixlBind is a brand name. The PixlBind name and logo are not registered trademarks but represent the identity of this project. Unauthorised use of the PixlBind name or logo in any commercial context, competing product, or misleading attribution is prohibited.
7. DMCA & Copyright Infringement
PixlBind is a client-side tool — we have no visibility into the files you process, nor do we store them. If you believe someone is using PixlBind to reproduce or distribute content that infringes your copyright, note that we have no access to or control over user files.
For concerns about PixlBind's own code, design, or branding being copied or misrepresented, please contact us through the project's official channels.
8. Accessibility
PixlBind is designed to be usable on all modern browsers and devices, including mobile phones, tablets, and desktop computers. We aim to follow WCAG 2.1 Level AA accessibility guidelines where practical. If you encounter accessibility issues, please let us know.
9. Compliance
Because PixlBind collects no personal data, transmits no files to servers, uses no cookies, and employs no tracking scripts, it is designed to be compliant with major privacy regulations including:
- GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation — EU)
- CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act — USA)
- PDPB (Personal Data Protection Bill — India)
- PIPEDA (Personal Information Protection — Canada)
This compliance stems from the fundamental architecture of the tool: by never collecting or transmitting user data, the obligations imposed by these regulations do not apply.