Privacy

This is not boilerplate. Here is precisely what happens to your data.

Images are never uploaded

Pasting, converting, resizing, cropping and compressing all happen inside your browser using Canvas. The pixels never leave your device, and there is no temporary file on the server because no file ever reaches it. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and keep working.

Links: what is sent

When you inspect a link, only the URL is sent to this server. It calls the platform's official oEmbed endpoint and fetches the public thumbnail. The response is handled in memory and returned straight to you. Nothing is written to disk.

• No accounts, no sign-in.
• No tracking cookies, no analytics, no third-party advertisers.
• We never ask for a platform password or cookies.
• There is no open proxy: the server can only reach a fixed allowlist of hosts.

What is actually logged

The web server keeps a standard access log: timestamp, IP address, requested path, and response code. These rotate and are deleted. The full links you inspect are not written into the log body, and no image content passes through the server to be logged at all.

Rate limiting keeps short-lived counters keyed to a hash of your IP address; they are swept automatically after an hour.

Metadata

Images exported from the studio are re-encoded, which drops EXIF, GPS coordinates, camera details, creation timestamps and embedded comments. This is the default, not a hidden option.

Retention

There are no temporary media files on the server because images never reach it. There is no job queue, no downloads directory, and no media database. Your local working history stays in your browser and is gone on reload.

Affiliation

Not affiliated with YouTube, Meta, TikTok, X, or any other platform.