We don't save, store,
or keep your files.
You choose the file. Your browser does the work. You save the result.
What happens when you choose a file?
The tool reads and processes it on your device. Choosing a file does not send it to us. Its contents, filename, embedded metadata, previews, and converted output are not uploaded to our servers or included in analytics.
We don't receive a copy, so there is no file on our servers to retain, inspect, or sell. If a file cannot be processed locally, we show an error; we don't send it somewhere else to finish the job.
What stays on your device?
The page holds working files while you use the tool. We don't put your files into browser databases or local storage. Clearing the tool or closing the page releases its working references. Your browser and operating system manage their own memory and temporary storage.
Your originals stay unchanged. Files you explicitly download remain wherever you save them. Removing image metadata creates a new file; it does not change the original or remove details visibly shown in a picture.
Website visits and analytics
Loading this website asks our hosting provider, Cloudflare, for its pages and scripts. Normal web requests can include an IP address, browser information, and the page address. Those website requests are separate from the files you choose in a tool.
We offer optional Google Analytics to understand page visits, tool starts, completions, and generic failures. It loads only if you allow it. We do not send it your files, filenames, metadata, previews, or results. Google Analytics may process online identifiers, device information, and usage information, and may use cookies.
Your analytics choice is stored on your device. You can change it below. Disabling analytics reloads the page; save any results you want first.
No advertising in this version
There are currently no ads or affiliate links. If that changes, this page will explain the services involved and how the file privacy promise is maintained.
You can check for yourself
In your browser's developer tools, the Network panel shows the requests a page makes. Processing may load additional processing code from this site, but your selected files and results are never sent with those requests.