Terms of use
The rules for using this site, in plain words.
Last changed: 2026-11-04
By using https://json.shipfy.in you agree to these terms. They are short, because the service is simple.
What we give you
A free tool that runs in your browser, and a set of written guides. You may use both for any purpose, at work or at home, with no account and no payment.
What we ask
- Do not try to break the site, or to use it to break another site.
- Do not use an automatic program to fetch these pages many times a second.
- Do not copy the guides and publish them as your own. You may quote a part of one with a link back to it.
Your data
Your documents stay in your browser. See the privacy page for the whole picture. You keep every right to your own data. We claim nothing.
Keep your own copy. The tool may hold your last document in the browser storage, but that storage is not a backup. A browser can clear it at any time.
Load URL
When you use Load URL, your browser fetches the address you gave. You are responsible for the address you fetch and for your right to read it.
Share by link
A share link holds your document inside the link itself. Anybody who has the link has the document. Do not share a link that holds information you must keep private.
No promise
The tool is given "as it is". We work hard to make it correct and fast, and we test it against a large set of files, but we cannot promise it is free of faults, that it will always be available, or that it fits your purpose.
We are not liable for any loss that follows from using the site, including the loss of data or of profit, as far as the law allows. If you must be certain, keep your own copy of your files and check the result.
Advertisements
The site shows advertisements from Google. We do not control what they show and we do not stand behind the goods or services in them.
Changes
We may change these terms. The date at the top says when they last changed. If you keep using the site after a change, you accept the new terms.
Law
These terms follow the law of India, and the courts of India decide any dispute, unless the law of the country where you live gives you another right that cannot be taken away.