Privacy
Your images never leave your browser.
The short version: every tool runs inside your browser tab, so your photos are never uploaded. If you allow it, we count visits and which tools are used — never what you edit.
At a glance
- Your images: processed on your device, never uploaded, never stored by us.
- Analytics: off until you choose “Allow analytics”. Counts visits and tool usage only.
- No account: there is nothing to sign up for and no profile about you.
- No ads or ad tracking are loaded by this site.
Your images and files
When you add an image, your browser reads it and every edit, preview and export happens inside this tab. Images, pixels, file names, metadata, pasted images and the values you type (sizes, text, colours) are not sent to any server, API or analytics service and are never placed in web addresses.
Your workspace
Images you add are kept in the tab’s memory so you can move between tools without adding them again. They are not saved to your device’s storage, a database or a cache. Refreshing or closing the tab clears them, as does “Clear all”. Downloads are created only when you ask and are saved by your browser.
Analytics: exactly what is measured
We use Google Analytics only if you choose “Allow analytics” in the privacy notice. If you choose “No thanks”, or make no choice, Google Analytics is not loaded at all.
With your permission we measure:
- Page visits: which page was viewed and how you arrived (for example, from a search engine).
- Which tool was opened (for example, “passport-size-photo”) and its section.
- Whether an export succeeded or failed, and the output type (image or ZIP) and format (JPG, PNG or WebP).
- General technical information Google Analytics collects with every visit, such as approximate country or city, device type, browser and screen size.
Never measured: your images, file names, image dimensions or file sizes, metadata, the text you add, colours you pick, or any requirement values. Google Signals and ad personalisation are turned off, and Google Analytics 4 does not log or store IP addresses.
Analytics sets first-party cookies named _ga to recognise repeat visits. Choosing “No thanks” later removes them. Your choice itself is remembered in your browser’s local storage under pt-analytics-choice.
You can change your choice at any time: .
Buy Me a Coffee button
The coffee button in the corner is provided by Buy Me a Coffee. To show it, your browser loads a small script from their servers, which means they receive ordinary connection information such as your IP address and browser type. It never receives your images. Opening the support page is optional.
Feedback form
“Send feedback or report a problem” opens a Google Form. Anything you type there is sent to Google and to us, so please don’t include personal details you don’t want to share. Never attach private images to a feedback report.
Hosting
Like any website, our hosting provider may keep short-lived server logs of requests (such as IP address, browser, page and time) for security and reliability. These requests contain the page you visit, not your images.
Questions
Use the feedback form to ask a privacy question or request anything about this policy. Last updated September 30, 2026.