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Privacy Policy

Last Updated: September 27, 2026

Image Tools (“we”, “our”, “us”) respects your privacy. This half of the document explains what the app collects, what it does not, and how the little we do collect is handled.

1. Your photos stay on your device

All four tools — Convert, Image Size, Compress and Blur — run entirely on your iPhone using Apple's own image frameworks. We operate no server that receives images, and we have no technical ability to see, copy or store the photos you open in the app.

• Photos you open are chosen by you in Apple's system photo picker, which gives the app only the photos you select.
• The app asks for permission to add photos to your library, so it can save your results. It does not ask for, and does not have, permission to read your library as a whole.
• Files you export through the share sheet go wherever you send them. That is outside our control and covered by the privacy policy of whichever app or service you choose.

We never transmit image content, pixel data, thumbnails, file names, or the location and other EXIF metadata embedded in your photos.

2. Anonymous usage data

To understand which tools people use and which settings matter, the app sends product analytics through PostHog, hosted on servers in the European Union. This data is not linked to your name, email, phone number or Apple ID, because we never ask for any of them.

What is sent:

• A randomly generated identifier created on first launch. It is shown on the home screen of the app, where you can tap to copy it. It is not derived from your device or your Apple ID.
• Which tool you opened, and how many photos you selected.
• The settings you chose before running a job — output format, quality, dimensions, aspect ratio, DPI, blur strength and similar option values.
• The source format of your photos (for example HEIC or JPG), the total size in kilobytes before and after processing, how long the job took, and whether it succeeded or failed.
• Whether you saved to Photos or shared the result.
• When the paywall was shown and whether a purchase followed.
• Which entries you vote for in “Request a feature”.
• Standard technical properties collected automatically by the analytics SDK: iOS version, app version, device model, language and time zone.
• Your IP address, which the analytics service uses to derive an approximate country-level location and then discards from the stored event.

What is never sent: photo contents, pixel data, thumbnails, file names, EXIF metadata, GPS coordinates, contacts, or the text of anything you type outside a feature request.