PixNimblePrivacy, in plain English.
This page explains how PixNimble at pixnimble.com handles image data and website usage information.
PixNimble’s current image tools process your selected files in your browser. There is no image upload endpoint, account system or remote processing service.
What happens to your images
When you select a file, the browser reads it into local memory. Compression, resizing, conversion and cropping happen on your device. HEIC conversion may load additional decoder code, but the photo itself is processed locally.
Previews use temporary browser URLs. These are released when you replace or remove an image or leave the tool. PixNimble does not store your selected images in a database or in browser storage. Downloaded files remain wherever you choose to save them.
Website requests
Your browser requests the website’s HTML, scripts and styles from its hosting provider. Firebase Hosting and its underlying infrastructure may process request information such as IP addresses and browser headers to deliver and protect the website. This is separate from the image content you select.
Analytics and accounts
Google Analytics is enabled to measure page visits and tool usage, such as uploads, processing results and download requests. These usage events contain tool names, categories and formats, not your filenames, images, image contents or error messages.
Google may use cookies, browser identifiers and request information to measure visits, devices and approximate location. Usage analytics is separate from image processing and is not a guarantee of anonymity. You can block analytics with your browser’s privacy controls; the image tools still work.
No account or email address is needed. There are no advertising placements in the current website. Adding analytics or advertising later does not require uploading your images.
Your control
You can remove an image from the tool or close the tab to end your session. Avoid using a shared or untrusted device for sensitive files. Browser extensions and your device’s own software operate outside PixNimble’s control.