Privacy Policy

1. The Tools on This Site: Your Photos Never Leave Your Browser

Every converter, compressor, resizer and cropper on this website runs entirely inside your own browser, using the Canvas API.

• No upload to any server, ours or anyone else's
• No image storage or processing on our servers
• Your files are processed locally, in your device's memory
• Converted files stay on your device until you delete them

You can verify this yourself: open your browser's network tab and convert an image. You will see no upload.

2. LocalStorage Usage

We use your browser's LocalStorage to:

• Track conversion count for the day (localStorage: webpbuddy_conversion_count)
• Remember your PRO session, if you have a subscription
• Remember your theme preference

This data is stored only on your device and cannot be accessed by us.

3. Subscriptions

If you subscribe to PRO, we hold your email address, because there is no way to give you PRO without one.

• Payments: handled entirely by Stripe. We never see or store your card details. Stripe holds your payment information under its own privacy policy.
• PRO access: we store your email address and a hashed session token, so your subscription works across devices and stops working if you cancel.

You can have all of it deleted: email us and we will erase it.

4. Server Logs

Our web server keeps standard access logs, as essentially every web server does. These record the IP address, the page requested and the time, and they exist so we can keep the site running and investigate abuse.

They are not linked to any image, they are never used to build a profile of you, and they are not shared with anyone.

5. No Third-Party Tracking

We do not use:

• Google Analytics or similar tracking tools
• Cookies for tracking purposes
• Pixels from social media platforms
• Third-party advertising networks
• Session recording tools

6. External Resources

The site's styles, scripts and fonts are all served from webpbuddy.com. We load nothing from a third-party CDN.

The only third party involved at all is Stripe, and only on the pricing and checkout pages, where it handles payment.