Editorial & Accuracy Policy

Last reviewed: July 31, 2026

We want iTextKit to be a resource you can trust. This page explains how we create and maintain our tools and the information around them.

Standards we follow

Our tools are built against published specifications, not guesswork. We cite the primary standards below so you can verify any conversion yourself:

Font styles use official code points from the Unicode Character Code Charts (e.g. the Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols block).
ASCII conversions follow RFC 20 (ASCII), and UTF-8 byte output follows RFC 3629.
Morse output follows the ITU-R M.1677-1 International Morse Code recommendation.
Braille output is Grade-1 (uncontracted) using the Unicode Braille Patterns block.

Testing & review

Each tool is tested against reference inputs before release, and we review tools when web standards, platforms (such as Instagram or Discord) or rendering behaviour change. Content is written and edited by people, not auto-published.

Corrections

If something looks wrong, email hello@itextkit.com. We investigate reports promptly and update the tool or explanation as needed.

Advertising & independence

We may display ads to keep the tools free. Advertising never influences how a tool works or what our content says.