PRIVACY
Privacy Policy
Files processed in your browser stay on your device for live browser conversions. Advanced engines, if added later, must be clearly labeled before processing.
Browser-local conversions
For live browser routes, ImageConvert uses browser APIs to decode and export images locally. The file does not need to be uploaded to a server for those supported paths.
The browser creates temporary object URLs for downloads. Clearing the page or removing files clears those temporary references.
Advanced engines
Formats such as RAW, PSD, EXR or animated GIF/APNG may require a WASM or server engine in the future. HEIC, HEIF, TIFF, TIF, static GIF and static APNG can export locally to JPG, PNG or WEBP when the browser environment can load the required decoder. PNG, JPG, WEBP, AVIF, SVG, BMP and JFIF can also export real multi-size ICO favicon files locally. Animated GIF/APNG files are refused instead of flattened until an animation-preserving export exists. PDF has local image-adjacent bridges for image-to-PDF and PDF-to-image previews, while OCR, editing, merging and document workflows remain advanced. Routes must be labeled before upload so users understand where processing happens.
A production server engine should define file retention, deletion timing, logs and limits before it is enabled.