Privacy

Your images never leave your device. This is not a policy promise — it is the architecture.

How image processing works

1. You select or drop a file; your browser reads it locally.
2. Decoding, resizing, compressing, cropping and re-encoding all run inside the page using browser APIs.
3. The result is produced as a local download. There is no upload step at any point.

You can verify this yourself: open your browser's network inspector while using any tool. Aside from loading the site's own static files and the anonymous statistics beacon described below, no requests occur at all.

What we deliberately never transmit

• Image bytes or pixel content
• File names
• EXIF, GPS or any other metadata values
• Processing results or download activity

What the site itself collects

Tool processing stays local. For aggregate site statistics, this build uses Vercel Web Analytics — a first-party, cookieless service provided by the hosting platform and served from this domain. There are still no third-party analytics vendors, no advertising scripts and no external trackers; fonts and scripts remain self-hosted. It records only anonymous data points: the page path, the referring site, approximate location, browser, operating system and device class. Visitors are identified by a short-lived hash derived from the incoming request, which is discarded after 24 hours; nothing is tied to an individual person or stored IP address, and it cannot reconstruct a browsing session across sites. Vercel publishes the exact data list in its Web Analytics privacy documentation.

Nothing about your files is ever included in those statistics: no image content, no filenames, no metadata, no processing results and no download activity. If tool-specific aggregate events are added later (for example "compression completed"), they will be limited to non-identifying categories and this page will be updated before they go live.

Local storage

Tools may remember interface preferences (such as your last-used quality mode) in your browser's local storage. That data stays in your browser and can be cleared at any time via your browser settings.

Third parties

Platform names used in presets (Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, etc.) refer to trademark owners of those platforms. No data is shared with them by using this site; the presets are simply published dimensions.

Your rights and questions

Because no personal data is received by this site, there is generally nothing for us to delete or export on your behalf. If that ever changes, this page will state it plainly.