Privacy

Your files

Your images are never uploaded. They are read by the page, converted inside your browser, and handed back. They are not stored, logged, cached or transmitted, because this site has no server that could receive them. You can confirm this by converting a file with your network disconnected — see how it works.

Accounts and data

There are no accounts, so there is no email address, password or profile. Nothing is asked for and nothing is kept. The only thing stored on your device is your light or dark theme preference, which never leaves it.

Metadata in your photos

Photos from a phone usually contain GPS coordinates accurate to a few metres, the camera make and model, and the exact time the picture was taken. That data is stripped from converted files by default. You can turn stripping off if you need it, and you can inspect exactly what a file contains before converting it.

Third parties

There are no third-party scripts, no advertising, no social embeds and no analytics that transmit anything about your files. Every asset this site loads — including the image codecs — is served from this domain. If a privacy-respecting page-view counter is ever added, it will be one that sends no personal data, it will be named here, and it will be blocked while any conversion is running.

No such counter is enabled on this build. Nothing on this page is loaded from any other domain.

If this ever changes

The no-upload guarantee is not a policy that can be quietly revised — it is how the software is built, and it is enforced by an automated test that fails the release if any code tries to send a file anywhere. That is a stronger commitment than a paragraph on this page, and it is the one worth checking.