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No. Every tool runs inside this browser tab, on your own device. Your pictures are never sent to a server, so there is nothing to delete afterwards. Close the tab and they are gone.

Because nothing is stored, a reload loses your work. The page warns you if you try to leave before downloading.

Shrink, Resize, Crop, Rotate, Stamp, Blur, the photo editor and the meme maker take JPG and PNG. To JPG also takes WEBP, HEIC, TIFF, SVG, GIF, BMP and AVIF. From JPG takes JPG. The page checks what a file really is, not what it is called.

Shrink never gives you a larger file. If it cannot make a picture smaller it returns the original and says so. Resize leaves a picture alone if you ask for a bigger size while “Do not enlarge” is on, and Rotate leaves pictures you did not turn.

JPG pictures are saved again at lower quality. PNG pictures keep fewer colours, which is invisible on flat artwork but can show as banding in smooth gradients. Light keeps every colour and only packs the file more tightly.

JPG cannot be see-through. When you convert a PNG, WEBP or GIF with transparent parts to JPG, those parts are filled with white. Keep the original if you need transparency.

Phones store a note saying which way up a photo is. This site reads that note and turns the picture to match before doing anything, so results come out the way you saw them. The note itself, along with location and camera details, is removed from every result.

Up to about 48 megapixels (for example 8000 by 6000). Larger pictures are refused with a message, because a browser tab can run out of memory. A phone may struggle sooner than a laptop.