TRUST & SAFETY
AI Transparency
A number of Convertam's tools use AI. This page states plainly which ones, what model powers them, what happens to the data you send, and — just as importantly — where AI output genuinely can go wrong, so you know when to double-check it.
Last updated: July 2026.
Which tools use AI
Every AI-assisted tool on Convertam is clearly an AI tool by nature of what it does — we don't use AI silently inside a tool that looks purely mechanical. The current list:
- Smart AI Converter — Reads a photographed document and reconstructs it as an editable Word or Excel file.
- OCR PDF — Recognizes text in scanned or photographed pages, including handwriting, and makes it selectable and searchable.
- Receipt & Invoice Scanner — Extracts vendor, line items, and totals from a photographed receipt or invoice into a spreadsheet.
- CV Improver — Rewrites and restructures a pasted or uploaded CV for a target role, using only facts already present in it.
- Resume Builder — Turns your answers to guided questions into professionally worded CV content.
- Cover Letter Writer — Drafts a tailored cover letter from your background and a job description.
- Document Translator — Translates a document's text between languages while preserving its layout.
- Contract Summarizer — Highlights key parties, terms, and obligations in an uploaded contract.
- Summarize PDF — Summarizes, extracts key points from, or simplifies the language of an uploaded PDF.
- AI Data Analyst — Turns an uploaded spreadsheet or table photo into charts, insights, and a written report.
- AI Presentation Generator — Structures uploaded documents into an editable slide deck.
- Ask & Solve AI — Answers a typed, scanned, or photographed question — math or general.
Every other tool — the PDF utilities, image tools, business document generators, calculators, and password/QR tools — uses conventional, deterministic code, not AI.
Which model, and who runs it
All AI-assisted tools are powered by Google's Gemini models, accessed through Google's API. Convertam does not run its own AI model and has not fine-tuned or customized the underlying model on any of our own or our users' data — each request is a standard API call describing exactly what that one tool needs done.
Your data is not used to train the model
Content you submit to an AI-assisted tool — a CV, a contract, a photographed receipt — is sent to Google's API for that single request and is not used by Convertam to train, fine-tune, or improve any model. Files are not retained by Convertam after the request completes; see our File Deletion Policy for the exact mechanics.
What AI can get wrong
AI output is generated, not looked up — it can be confidently wrong. Specific, realistic failure modes worth knowing about:
- OCR and handwriting recognition can misread a character that looks similar to another (a 5 as an 8, a comma as a period) — always verify numbers that matter, like invoice totals or ID numbers.
- Summarization and contract analysis can miss a clause or overstate its importance — treat the output as a fast first read, not a substitute for reading the original document yourself when the stakes are real.
- CV and cover letter rewriting is instructed never to invent facts, numbers, or achievements you didn't provide — but you should still read the final result carefully before sending it to an employer.
- Translation can occasionally miss idiom or context-dependent meaning, particularly in specialized legal or technical language.
You're responsible for reviewing the output
For anything with real consequences — a signed document, a submitted CV, a business decision based on a data report — review the AI-generated result before relying on it. This is also stated in our Terms of Service: Convertam's AI tools are aids that speed up the first draft, not a substitute for your own judgment on anything that matters.
Questions about a specific tool's AI behavior? Contact us. See also Security and Privacy Policy.
