- BayanPDF provides simple online PDF tools such as compression, merge, split, conversion, and protection depending on available tools.
- You can use core tools from the browser without installing extra software in most cases.
- The experience is designed to work clearly on mobile and desktop with natural Arabic support.
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Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you upload files or run a tool.
- Choose the right tool, upload supported files, review options, and wait for the final result.
- If a tool supports multiple files, you can reorder files before processing when the option is available.
- Per-task limits mean files or pages in a single operation, not a permanent usage block.
- We use your files only to perform the requested operation, and we do not sell your files or use their content for advertising or AI model training.
- Some operations may run in the browser when possible, while others require temporary server upload to process the file.
- For guests, temporary files and results are automatically deleted within two hours of processing when stored on the server.
- Core tools can be used without an account, while account features may help with history or more advanced settings.
- Ads may appear to help keep tools free, and we avoid making them look like upload or download buttons.
- For support or tool suggestions, you can contact us at support@bayanpdf.com.
- A job may fail if the file is corrupted, password-protected, exceeds a tool limit, or contains unsupported elements.
- Try another file or retry later; if the issue continues, send the tool name and error message without sending file content.
- After deletion, recovery is not guaranteed, so always keep an original copy of your documents.
FAQ
Short answers
Core tools can be used as a guest within per-task limits. An account helps with history, settings, and a faster experience.
Files and results are temporary for processing, and results can be deleted immediately after completion. We do not use file content for training or advertising.
Limits are usually per task or operation, such as merge file count or upload size. A clear message appears only when an actual limit is exceeded.
