CalcBrew

Open-source licenses

The file converters and PDF tools on CalcBrew are built on open-source software. Libraries that run in your browser are delivered to your device as separate files; the copyright notices and licenses below apply to them. Server-side conversions run unmodified open-source tools on our own server. We are grateful to all of these projects.

In your browser

pdf-lib (@cantoo/pdf-lib)MIT
PDF.js (pdfjs-dist)Apache-2.0
jsPDF + jspdf-autotableMIT
heic-to (libheif, libde265)LGPL-3.0 β€” WebAssembly module loaded as a separate file
jSquash AVIF / WebP (libavif, libwebp)Apache-2.0 / BSD
picaMIT
UPNG.jsMIT
UTIF.jsMIT
gifencMIT
gifuct-jsMIT
SheetJS Community EditionApache-2.0
PapaParseMIT
mammoth.jsBSD-2-Clause
markedMIT
TurndownMIT
fflateMIT
fonteditor-core (incl. Google WOFF2)MIT / Apache-2.0
Mediabunny + MP3 encoder (LAME)MPL-2.0 / LGPL-2.0 (LAME) β€” WebAssembly module loaded as a separate file
Tesseract.js (Tesseract OCR)Apache-2.0

On our server

LibreOfficeMPL-2.0
Gotenberg (Chromium, LibreOffice)MIT
FFmpegLGPL-2.1 / GPL-2.0
qpdf and pikepdfApache-2.0 / MPL-2.0
Tesseract OCRApache-2.0
pdfplumber, pypdfium2, python-docx, openpyxl, python-pptx, PillowMIT / Apache-2.0 / BSD / HPND
CalibreGPL-3.0
libarchive (bsdtar), 7-ZipBSD / LGPL
libvips, LibRaw, ImageMagickLGPL-2.1 / LGPL-2.1 or CDDL / ImageMagick

LGPL components (HEIC decoding, LAME MP3 encoding) are loaded as separate WebAssembly files and can be replaced by the user; their source is available from the linked projects. Trademarks belong to their owners; CalcBrew is not affiliated with Adobe, Microsoft, Apple or Google.

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