Privacy

The short version: your files are never uploaded, and this site does not track you.

What happens to files you open here

Nothing leaves your device. When you drop a file onto one of the tools, your browser reads it from disk into memory in the page. All conversion, compression, resizing and PDF editing happens there, in JavaScript, on your own machine. The result is written back to a file your browser saves locally. At no point is the file, or any part of it, transmitted over the network.

You do not have to take this on faith. Open your browser's developer tools, switch to the Network tab, and use any tool on the site. You will see requests for the page, the stylesheet, the script, the fonts and — on the PDF pages — the PDF library. You will not see your file.

What the site does fetch

• Fonts from Google Fonts, which receives a request for the font files and your IP address as part of any ordinary web request.
• pdf-lib from the jsDelivr CDN, and JSZip from Cloudflare's CDN, loaded only when you use a PDF tool or ask for a zip. Same situation: they serve a JavaScript file and learn nothing about your documents.

These are static assets. Once they are cached, the tools work with no network access at all.

Cookies and analytics

This site sets no cookies and includes no advertising or tracking scripts. If analytics are ever added, it will be a privacy-preserving, cookie-free tool that records page views without profiling visitors, and this page will say so before it goes live.

Metadata removal

A side effect worth knowing about: re-encoding an image removes its EXIF metadata, including GPS coordinates, camera details and timestamps. If you need that data, keep the original file.

Contact

Questions about any of this are welcome — replace this paragraph with your contact address before you launch.