Your images stay with you

Effective September 8, 2026

Images and the editing workspace

When you choose images, the browser reads them locally to create previews, apply your crop settings, and generate download files. We do not receive or store those image files. The editing workspace is temporary: refreshing or closing the page clears the current batch.

The original files remain on your device. Downloaded images and ZIP files are saved wherever your browser places downloads. You control those files through your device and browser.

Cropped outputs are newly encoded files. The tool does not copy original EXIF metadata, such as camera details or embedded location tags, into the exported image. Visible information inside the image remains part of the image unless your crop removes it.

Hosting and necessary request information

The website is hosted through Cloudflare. Visiting the site requires ordinary network requests for its pages and assets. The hosting provider may process information such as IP addresses, browser information, request timestamps, and requested URLs to deliver the service, maintain security, and diagnose failures.

This website traffic is separate from your selected images. Local cropping does not mean that visiting a website creates no network or hosting records. See Cloudflare's privacy policy for the provider's practices.

Optional usage analytics

Google Analytics is enabled only if you choose to allow analytics. It helps us understand aggregate website usage and whether the cropping workflow is working, such as visits, adding a batch, and downloading cropped images.

Analytics events do not include your image filenames, image pixels, file contents, EXIF metadata, or local file paths. We do not use analytics to upload or inspect your photos. Aggregate reporting does not make every underlying request completely anonymous: when enabled, Google may process technical information, identifiers, and network information under its own policies.

Google Analytics may use cookies or similar identifiers after you allow it. Our site remembers your analytics preference in your browser. You can decline analytics and continue using the cropper.

For details about Google's processing, see Google's privacy policy and how Google uses information from sites that use its services.

Change your choice

Use the button below, or the Analytics settings link in the footer, to review or change your preference. Turning analytics off stops future optional measurement from this site; it does not reverse information already sent while analytics was enabled. Browser settings also let you clear stored site data.

Analytics settings

Privacy questions

For questions about this policy or how the website handles information, email contact@batchcropimages.com.

Changes to this policy

If the website's data handling changes, this page will be updated. Check the effective date above when reviewing how the service works.