Local processing. Optional saved records.
What we store for your account, points and image history.
Basic image tools run on your device
The image tools work without registration and do not deduct points. Selecting, processing and downloading files does not upload originals or results. Source files are not overwritten. Clearing or closing the page releases local working state.
Account and points data
If you register, we store your username, display name, salted password hash, registration time, sign-in activity and points balance. A private session cookie keeps you signed in. Registration uses a username, password confirmation and a graphical verification code. No email or phone verification is required.
New accounts receive the bonus shown on the form. Administrators can change future signup bonuses, adjust balances with an auditable reason and suspend accounts. Points have no cash value; purchasing points is not offered.
Saving image records is your choice
Sign in, confirm the image-history notice and click Save to my account to send a re-encoded WebP thumbnail up to 1024 pixels, the original filename, reported dimensions and size, selected tool, processing status and result dimensions/format/size. We do not store full originals or processed downloads.
You and administrators can view saved records. Other users cannot access them. Delete each record and stored preview from your account. Records otherwise remain until you or an administrator delete them, with up to 2,000 active records per account.
Requests and image metadata
The website requests pages, scripts, fonts, account services and explicitly saved previews. No third-party analytics or advertising is included. Saved thumbnails remove EXIF/GPS metadata.
The production server keeps access and error logs for operation and security, including IP address, request path, time and browser information. Logs rotate daily and retain up to 14 previous daily files. They do not contain image contents or passwords.
Most downloads are re-encoded without source metadata. Compression may keep an already smaller original, which can retain its source metadata. Check sensitive metadata before sharing downloads.