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User Guide — How to Use PDF Tools

Detailed descriptions and step-by-step instructions for each tool. Select a tool below or use the search.

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Cloud import/export

Does OptimaPDF have access to my files in Google Drive/OneDrive/SharePoint?

It depends on the service. Google Drive: OptimaPDF can access only the files you pick or that it creates. Dropbox: you pick the file in Dropbox’s own window, and saving asks only for permission to write files. OneDrive and SharePoint: Microsoft’s sign-in window asks for access to all your files (SharePoint: sites), because this integration has no narrower permission. Only your browser uses it, and only to fetch or save the file you choose. The token never reaches our server and we do not browse your drive.

Why do I have to log in every time?

Sign-in is temporary on purpose: the access token exists only in this browser tab and stops working after a short time or when the tab closes. We do not keep it on a server. For SharePoint your browser remembers recently used sites, so after signing in you can pick one with a single click.

Can other people see my connected cloud accounts?

No. The list of recently used SharePoint sites and the OneDrive picker’s cache are stored only in your browser’s localStorage. They never reach the OptimaPDF server and do not sync between devices. Only someone using the same browser on the same computer account can see them.