Privacy Policy
ImageConverterTool is designed so that most routine image processing happens in your browser rather than through a server-side upload workflow.
Browser-side processing
For the main image tools on the site, routine conversion, compression, resizing, cropping, rotation, and metadata removal are generally handled on the user device through browser APIs. In those standard workflows, the site does not need to receive or store the underlying image to complete the job.
This is a practical privacy choice because many users do not want to route everyday files through another upload service simply to change a format or reduce a size limit. The site documents this behavior clearly because privacy claims should be specific, not implied.
Information the site may collect
The host and third-party resources may receive ordinary request data such as IP address, requested URL, referrer, user agent, and timestamps. Analytics and advertising services may also receive consent-state or cookieless measurement signals as described below. The selected image, PDF, recognized text, extracted metadata, or generated output is not included in those website measurement requests.
Advertising, analytics, and third-party resources
The site may use third-party services for advertising, analytics, fonts, or supporting scripts. Those providers may receive standard request information such as IP address, browser information, referrer data, or cookie-related signals according to their own processing models and policies. Users should treat these services as normal third-party web dependencies rather than assuming they behave exactly like the local browser-side image tools.
Specifically, this site uses Google Analytics and may use Google AdSense. Analytics storage starts denied and is enabled through the site preference control. The Google tag may still load and send consent-state or cookieless measurement requests while analytics storage is denied, in line with Google Consent Mode. Ahrefs Web Analytics is limited to the homepage and loads only after analytics is allowed. When AdSense advertising is enabled, Google and its advertising partners may use cookies or similar technologies to serve, measure, and, where valid consent permits, personalize ads. You can review how Google uses information from sites that use its services at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites and manage advertising choices through Google controls. See the Cookie Policy for more detail.
Some advanced tools fetch versioned processing code from third-party CDNs, currently including jsDelivr and esm.sh. Examples include PDF, OCR, GIF, QR-code, ZIP, AVIF, and video-processing libraries. Background Remover loads its Transformers module from jsDelivr and model or configuration files for onnx-community/BEN2-ONNX from Hugging Face infrastructure; those files may be requested again if the browser cache is unavailable or cleared. These hosts can receive ordinary connection data when resources are requested, while selected-file handling follows the processing note on the relevant tool page.
If ads are served, ad platforms may use cookies or similar technologies to personalize or measure advertising. Users can manage those settings through the relevant provider controls where available.
When a workflow differs
If any page or feature ever requires a different processing path, such as a server-side workflow or an explicit upload for a specialized feature, that difference should be explained on the relevant page. This policy distinguishes standard browser-side tools from any future exceptions so users have a clear expectation about how their files are handled.
Your choices
Transparency is easier to trust when users can see both the local-processing model and the presence of ordinary website dependencies such as analytics or ads. This page is written to make that distinction explicit.
- Use the browser-based tools when you want the routine workflow to stay on the device.
- Manage ad personalization or third-party cookies through your browser and provider settings where available.
- Decline analytics storage through the site preference control without losing access to the image tools.
- Contact the site if a privacy description appears unclear or inconsistent with actual behavior.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are images uploaded when I use the main tools?
For the standard browser-based tools, routine processing generally stays on the device rather than being uploaded to the site server.
Can third-party services still receive data?
Yes. Third-party providers such as ad, font, analytics, or infrastructure services may receive standard request data during ordinary web delivery.
How can I ask a privacy question?
Email contact@imageconvertertool.com or use the contact page.