Image processing
PicBean processes selected JPEG, PNG, and WebP images in your browser. Your images are not uploaded for compression, resizing, or conversion. The tool does not require an account and does not provide cloud storage or a shared image library.
Browser memory and downloads
Selected files and processing results are held in the current page session. You choose which results to download, individually or in a ZIP. Downloading creates a new file through your browser. Closing or reloading the page clears the working list; already downloaded files remain on your device. The tool does not overwrite your selected originals.
Product data
The tool keeps coarse usage events in page memory, such as the selected mode, a batch-size range, or a result status. These events have no network transport. They exclude image content, filenames, paths, EXIF metadata, thumbnails, and file hashes. Website analytics described below are separate from these local events. We do not send your images or these file details to Google Analytics or Cloudflare Web Analytics. The tool does not create an account or synchronize work across devices.
Google Analytics
We use Google Analytics 4 on the public tool and guide websites to understand which pages people visit and improve the website. It receives page views, session and engagement information, and browser and device information, and can derive an approximate location from your IP address. It uses first-party cookies, including _ga and _ga_*, to distinguish visitors and sessions. Analytics requests are sent to Google; local image processing does not mean that all website activity stays on your device.
Our page-view reports include the public page address and title, the referring website, and the previous public page when navigating within the site. We remove URL query parameters and fragments from reported page addresses and keep only the website origin from the initial referrer. Guide search phrases and local image-processing events are not sent to Google Analytics. Our integration disables Google signals and advertising personalization.
Read Google Analytics data collection, Google Analytics cookie usage, and the Google Privacy Policy for more about Google's handling of this information.
Cloudflare Web Analytics
We also use Cloudflare Web Analytics to understand website visits and page performance, such as loading speed, responsiveness, and layout stability. Its browser beacon sends visit and performance information to Cloudflare. The reports cover visited pages and referrers, browser and device type, and country. According to Cloudflare, Web Analytics does not use cookies or local storage for analytics and does not fingerprint individual visitors or track them across websites.
These requests are separate from image processing. Cloudflare also receives ordinary network information, such as your IP address, when delivering the website. The Web Analytics cookie policy does not describe every Cloudflare delivery or security service. See Cloudflare Web Analytics and the Cloudflare Privacy Policy.
Website requests
Your browser requests pages, scripts, styles, and the guide search index to use this website. Guide search runs locally after loading that index; the search phrase is not sent as a search request. External links take you to websites with their own privacy practices. Browser extensions and your device settings are outside this tool's control.
Your choices
You can manage or delete analytics cookies in your browser and use browser privacy controls or a content blocker to restrict analytics requests. Blocking cookies alone may not stop all analytics requests. Google also provides a Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on for supported browsers; it does not block Cloudflare analytics. Image processing does not depend on either analytics service.
Keep your originals and review the output before sharing it. Re-encoding can remove or change metadata, but this is not a certified metadata-removal tool. To stop processing, use Cancel or close the app or page. Delete saved files using your device's normal file controls.