Privacy
PicFiddle is built so that we can’t see your photos. Every tool runs entirely inside your browser using standard web technology — the moment you pick an image, it is decoded, edited and re-saved on your own device.
What never happens here:
- Your images are uploaded to a server
- Accounts are created or sign-ins required
- Cookies are set, or you are fingerprinted
- We follow you around the web or build a profile of you
Metadata is removed, too
When a tool re-saves your image, EXIF metadata is dropped in the process. That includes GPS coordinates from your phone’s camera, the camera model, and timestamps — a quiet privacy win on top of the edit itself.
No cookies, no ad tracking
This site sets no cookies and has no account system, and we load no ad networks or behavioural-advertising scripts. To see which tools are popular, we count visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics — anonymous, aggregate numbers only: page views, referrers, country and device type, never you. No cookies, no fingerprinting, no cross-site profile, no personal data. Your images are processed on your device and never sent anywhere, so the counter can't see them either. That beacon is the only request this site makes to anything outside picfiddle.com — no third-party scripts, fonts or images are loaded, because everything a page needs is served from here.
How the site pays for itself
Every tool is free, and that is not planned to change. Some pages may recommend a product or service we think is worth your time — if you buy through one of those links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. The links and any image that goes with them are stored right here, like any other part of the page: nothing is fetched from a partner while you browse. Clicking through is the only moment a partner learns anything, and then it is an ordinary visit to their own site. Recommendations never change how a tool behaves, and they never touch your photos — editing still happens entirely on your device.
One honest caveat
Very large images on older phones may be capped in size to stay within the browser’s canvas limits — that’s a device capability, not a data leak. The processing still happens entirely on your device.
Questions?
If anything here is unclear, or you want to report a privacy concern, write to us at [email protected] — or find all the ways to reach us on the contact page.