No image upload.
Bulk Image Press reads files you select and processes them inside your browser. The application has no image-upload API. Files, filenames, EXIF data, and image pixels are not sent to us for processing.
What uses the network?
Opening the website downloads its code, fonts, and sample photos. Specialist tools may load local codec files. AI tools ask your permission before downloading model files from Hugging Face and runtime assets. Those servers receive ordinary network request information, including your IP address; your images are not part of these requests.
The hosting provider may keep standard request and security logs. We do not add advertising trackers, session replay, or third-party analytics.
What stays on this device?
Your selected media stays in the current session. Closing or reloading the page clears that session. We do not automatically save your images to persistent browser storage. The offline cache stores website pages, public sample photos and downloaded codec assets, never your chosen media. AI runtime libraries may cache downloaded model assets in your browser so they do not need to be downloaded repeatedly. Your light or dark theme preference is saved locally. You can remove these through your browser’s site-data settings.
A cleaner export.
Regular raster exports re-encode image pixels and remove nonessential metadata, including camera GPS tags. The metadata tools are different: the EXIF viewer can show existing metadata locally, and the JPEG editor writes the fields you request. Inspect exported metadata when sharing sensitive images.
You stay in control.
Original files are not overwritten. Downloads create new copies. Choose Clear images to release the session’s files and previews, or close the page. For important work, keep a separate backup of your originals.