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The short version: your images stay in your browser, so there is very little for us to collect, and it was built that way on purpose.
Last updated: August 2026
1. Your images
Every tool on this site opens and processes your images on your own device using JavaScript and a canvas. The files are never transmitted to us, because there is no endpoint that receives them, and they are gone the moment you close the tab. This covers compressing, resizing, converting, adjusting, watermarking, and the ZIP download.
2. What we collect
Effectively nothing personal. Our servers keep short-lived request logs (an IP address and a browser string) to serve pages and fend off abuse, and we do not build profiles from them. If you email us, we receive what you write so we can reply. If you accept advertising cookies, Google may collect data through them, as set out in our cookie policy.
3. Cookies and advertising
We set one essential cookie to remember your cookie choice. If you accept, Google AdSense also sets advertising cookies to show and measure ads; if you decline, those cookies are not set and the ad code is not loaded. We do not run our own analytics. The full breakdown, and how to change your choice, is in our cookie policy.
4. Metadata
Because the tools re-encode your images, the embedded EXIF block is dropped in the process. That means camera details and GPS location are removed from the output as a side effect, which is usually what you want when sharing a photo.
5. Contact
Questions about privacy? Email [email protected] or use the contact page. Our terms of use cover the rest.