FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about private image, PDF and ZIP tools. Your files stay private - even from us.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Current free tools keep selected files on your device for processing. No upload is required.
Can you see my images or PDFs?
No. We do not see or store your images, PDFs, exported images or ZIP files.
Is it free?
Yes. The current free tools can be used without an account. Image compression and conversion workflows are mainly one file or one selected page at a time.
Why can't every file reach an exact size?
Some targets are not possible without making the output too small or unclear. The tools should be honest when a target cannot be reached.
What image formats are supported?
The current image tools support JPEG, PNG and WebP inputs and can export JPG, PNG or WebP where supported by the workflow.
Can I convert images to PDF?
Yes. Use the image to PDF tools to create a PDF from one local JPEG, PNG or WebP image.
Can I convert PDF pages to JPG or PNG?
Yes. The current PDF-to-image tools convert one selected PDF page to JPG or PNG.
Can I create ZIP files?
Yes. The ZIP creator packages multiple selected local files into one ZIP. ZIP is useful for collecting files together; already-compressed images or PDFs may not become much smaller.
Does the site show ads?
The site may display third-party ads through Google AdSense. Ads and ad-related cookies are separate from file processing, and the tools do not intentionally send your image, PDF or ZIP contents to Google as part of processing.
Can I process multiple images at once?
No. Image compression currently processes one image at a time. The separate ZIP creator can package multiple selected files into an archive, but does not compress each image to a specified KB target.
Which tools can I use today?
Current tools include image compression and manual resizing, single-image PDF creation, one-page PDF-to-JPG/PNG export, source-reviewed platform resize presets and local ZIP creation. Features not shown in the Tools directory should not be assumed available.