What happens to my images?
Your photo and signature are decoded, edited and re-encoded inside your browser. This version has no image upload endpoint. We do not send your images, filenames, thumbnails or extracted photo metadata to a server.
LOCAL PROCESSING · NO ACCOUNT REQUIRED
Your photos belong on your device.
Here is what this version of PhotoResizeKaro does with your files, and how you can check it yourself.
Product privacy notes · 4 November 2026Try the offline check
- Load the editor, choose a photo or signature, and make one export.
- Leave the page open and disable networking on that device. Avoid reloading the page.
- Change a size or crop setting, export again, and open the downloaded image.
- Reconnect when you need to load the site again. Installable offline access is not included yet.
What is saved?
Images and generated previews stay in the current page’s memory. This editor does not save them to an account, browser database or cloud history. Reloading or closing the page ends the session. Files you download are saved by your browser on your device.
What does Clear both files do?
It cancels processing, releases the current jobs and revokes their preview URLs. It does not securely erase device memory, delete your original files or remove downloads. On a shared phone or computer, remove downloaded files yourself.
Does the site collect anything else?
Your browser requests the application’s code and assets from the host. A hosting provider can see request details such as your IP address and may keep security/request logs. This editor has no analytics, advertising, session replay or remote-font scripts. This page does not claim that no data at all is collected.
What happens to location metadata?
Exports are re-encoded from image pixels rather than copying the source’s EXIF/GPS metadata. Output resolution information can still be present. Your original file is unchanged. Metadata cleanup is not a way to hide information visibly printed inside an image.
What do the checks guarantee?
We check actual exported bytes, pixel dimensions and format against your selected settings. We do not verify identity, face suitability, signature ownership or acceptance by an application portal. A minimum size is checked without inserting padding bytes. Review the image and follow the official application instructions.
What are the current limits?
Still JPG, PNG and WebP inputs only. HEIC, PDF and animation editing are not supported. JPEG export supports 96, 200 and 300 DPI; PNG/WebP use browser export behavior. This is an early version; a successful phone test or an automated test is not an independent security audit or an absolute safety guarantee.
What about paid features?
The current version has no payment collection or login. Planned paid convenience features will have the same local-image privacy boundary. Any future change involving uploads, analytics or account data must be explained before it is enabled.
For a closer look
On a desktop, open browser developer tools → Network, clear the request list, then select, edit and download an image. This editor should make no photo-upload requests. Application asset requests can appear. Network inspection helps verify behavior in that session; it is not a permanent guarantee about every future release.
Keep original files somewhere safe. Closing this page loses the current edits; it does not remove files already downloaded to your device.