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DontTouch My Pic.
§01 · Bulletin 100% client-side

Don't touch my pic

Your pics. Your phone. No exceptions. Free image tools that never upload your photos — convert HEIC, resize, compress and crop entirely inside your browser, while the rest of the internet helps itself to your camera roll.

Convert HEIC Read the code
no sign-up · no watermarks · no limits
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photos uploaded
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accounts required
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pics processed
Live now: HEIC → JPG.
§02 · Tools

6 tools, zero servers.

Everything runs inside your browser tab. 1 live today — the rest are on the way, and they'll never upload a single pixel either.

Tool · 01

HEIC → JPG.

Convert iPhone photos to standard JPG that every app and website actually understands. Batch-friendly. Zero uploads.

Convert HEIC → Local only
Tool · 02

Convert.

PNG ↔ JPG ↔ WebP. Pick your input, pick your output, done. Transparency respected where it can be.

In the oven Coming soon
Tool · 03

Compress.

Shrink megabyte-heavy photos so they fit WhatsApp, email and web uploads. Light, medium, or ruthless.

In the oven Coming soon
Tool · 04

Resize.

Set a target width, height, or percentage. Aspect-locked by default. Works on a whole folder in one go.

In the oven Coming soon
Tool · 05

Crop.

Click-and-drag to isolate the good bit. No template library, no upsell — just you, the image, and some crop marks.

In the oven Coming soon
Tool · 06

Rotate.

Fix sideways iPhone photos, tilt-correct a horizon, or flip for a mirror. 90° steps or free-angle.

In the oven Coming soon
§03 · Why we built this

Most image tools quietly upload your photos to someone else's server. We thought that was creepy.

Holiday snaps, family portraits, screenshots, passport pics, pictures of the kids — people handle their most personal images in the browser. So we made tools that are honest about where the processing happens.

  • 01
    No uploads

    Your photos stay on your device.

    The tool code runs entirely inside your browser. There is no endpoint to upload to, because we never built one.

  • 02
    No accounts

    No email, no password, no "free trial".

    You shouldn't need a login to resize a holiday snap. We agree.

  • 03
    No watermarks

    Your image comes out clean.

    No logo in the corner, no "Processed by…" footer, no resolution cap or free-tier limit nudging you to pay.

  • 04
    No tracking

    We don't know what you're doing here.

    No analytics pixels inside the tools, no third-party scripts peeking at your photos. The site is a static bundle. That's it.

§02 · Procedure

Three steps.

Three steps. None of them involve a server.

  1. Step 01 1

    Pick a photo.

    Drag an image onto a tool, or browse from your device. Nothing is sent anywhere — the tool lives inside this tab.

  2. Step 02 2

    Your browser does the work.

    libheif, Canvas and some JavaScript do the heavy lifting right here in your tab. Nothing gets sent anywhere, because there's nowhere for it to go — we don't run a server.

  3. Step 03 3

    Download the result.

    You get a fresh file to save. Close the tab and every trace of what you did evaporates with it.

§04 · FAQ

FAQ.

Short answers. Anything missing? Tell us.

So you really can't see my photos?
Correct. The tool code runs entirely inside your browser. There is no endpoint to upload to and no server-side processing step — the site is a static bundle served from a CDN. You can verify it by opening your browser's network tab while you use a tool: the only requests you'll see are for the page's own assets.

Does it work on iPhone?
Yes — especially for HEIC. Apple's native HEIC format is the main reason most iPhone photos refuse to open on Windows or in older apps. Our HEIC → JPG tool decodes them locally in Safari or any other mobile browser. No app install, no upload.

What happens to EXIF data (location, camera, timestamp)?
For the HEIC → JPG tool, EXIF is not preserved by default — the converted JPG comes out clean, which is usually what you want if you're sharing the photo. Future tools will make this optional so you can keep camera/time metadata but strip location, or keep everything.

Is there a file-size limit?
Technically, no. Practically, your browser's RAM is the ceiling. Most modern browsers handle a few dozen high-res photos at once before getting sluggish. For very large batches, work in smaller chunks.

Why is it free?
Because a flat HTML/JS bundle on a CDN costs us almost nothing to serve, and we plan to show a couple of unobtrusive ads around the content. No paywall, no freemium trap.

When will the other tools launch?
HEIC → JPG is live now. Convert, Compress, Resize, Crop and Rotate are in active development — each one ships when it works properly, not before. Check back, or follow the GitHub repo to watch progress.