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Verify in DevTools
TinyPixel processes your files in the browser using WebAssembly. Our servers never receive them. You don’t have to take our word for it. The browser itself can show you exactly what’s sent and what isn’t.
How to check
Open your browser’s developer tools
- Chrome, Edge, or Brave: F12 or Cmd / Ctrl + Option + I
- Safari: enable the Develop menu in Settings, then Cmd + Option + I
- Firefox: F12 or Cmd / Ctrl + Option + I
Switch to the Network tab
It’s the panel that lists every request the page makes, including images, scripts, fonts, and any uploads.
Clear the list
Press the clear button (the circle-with-slash icon) so the list is empty. This makes it easy to see only the requests triggered by what you do next.
Use the tool
Drop in a file, run the conversion or edit, and download the result.
Read the requests
You’ll see fonts, the WebAssembly decoder, and a small amount of analytics traffic. You will not see your file being uploaded. There’s no request carrying its bytes, because the browser never sends one.
Why this works
We can’t leak what we never had. There’s no upload endpoint, no “AI fallback” that ships file bytes off-device, and no third-party service that processes your images on our behalf. The architecture itself is the guarantee. Once a tool page has loaded, you can disconnect from the internet and it will still work.