How your files are handled
Every conversion, compression, resize, crop and PDF generation happens locally in your browser using standard Web APIs (Canvas, WebCodecs, WebAssembly). Your image data is never uploaded to our servers. You can verify this in your browser's Network developer tools — no request leaves your device with your file attached.
Because nothing is uploaded, there is no server-side copy to leak, hack, subpoena or accidentally retain. When you close the tab, the in-memory blob is discarded by your browser.
What we do collect
- Standard server logs. Our hosting provider keeps short-lived logs of page requests (URL, timestamp, IP address, user agent) for security and abuse prevention. These logs do not contain your image data.
- Google Analytics. We use Google Analytics 4 (measurement ID G-HHF18E4JET) to understand which tools are used and which pages people visit. Analytics receives URLs and standard browser data, never your image files.
- Google AdSense. Ads are served by Google AdSense to fund the site. AdSense may use cookies and similar technologies to show relevant ads. We do not share your image files with AdSense.
EU, UK and other consent regimes
If you visit from the EU, UK, EEA, Switzerland or another region with consent requirements, advertising and analytics cookies are subject to your local rules. We are progressively rolling out a Consent Management Platform (CMP) to handle this in a clean, compliant way. In the meantime, you can use browser-level controls or extensions to opt out of advertising cookies — and the image tools themselves keep working either way.
Image metadata
Most photos carry EXIF metadata, including GPS coordinates. When you convert or compress an image with our tools, the default behaviour is to strip GPS and other potentially sensitive metadata from the output. Camera model and capture date are usually preserved because they are less sensitive and often useful.
Security
- The site is served over HTTPS with modern TLS.
- We do not run third-party scripts beyond Google Analytics and AdSense.
- We do not have user accounts, so there are no passwords to steal.
- The codebase is maintained by a small team; security issues can be reported via our contact form.
Privacy-focused image tools
If you want to inspect or clean up what your images carry before sharing, the privacy image toolkit includes an EXIF viewer, a metadata remover and a blur / pixelate tool for hiding faces or document fields. All three run entirely in your browser.
More detail
For the formal legal version, see our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. For how the image tools work technically, see How It Works.