Frequently asked questions
Common questions about privacy, formats and how the tools work.
No. Everything runs in the browser via JavaScript. The file is processed on your device and never leaves it — the server does not receive or store it.
A set of browser-based image tools: metadata cleaning (EXIF, GPS), format conversion, compression, basic editing — crop, resize, rotate. The full list is on the home page.
No. There are no accounts and no login. Open a tool and start using it.
Yes, all tools are free. No paid tiers, no per-file limits.
No. Files are processed in the browser and never sent to the server — there is nothing to save. The site has no user storage, no accounts, no upload history.
EXIF cleaning is a byte-level operation — only the metadata blocks are removed (for JPEG: APP1–APP15 segments and comments; for PNG: text chunks; for WebP: EXIF/XMP). The image pixels are not re-encoded and don’t change by a single bit. The file hash will of course change — because the file has less metadata, not because the image itself was rewritten. Tools that actually touch pixels (resize, rotate, color) use canvas and may re-compress JPEG; that’s a fair limitation of the underlying tech.
You need to load the page once. After that the processing itself is offline — nothing goes over the network.
Yes. Sources are public — you can verify that the tools do exactly what they claim. The repository link is in the footer.
Use the “Contact” page — feedback and tool ideas are always welcome.