About PixCloak

PixCloak is a privacy‑first image toolkit. Our goal is to make everyday image preparation trustworthy and accessible directly in your browser. Image files stay on the device; optional website analytics and advertising are disclosed and consent-gated separately.

Trust & verification: Image processing uses your device's CPU/GPU (Canvas, workers). You can use DevTools → Network on tool pages to confirm no image payload is sent to our origin. Marketing pages may load analytics or ads; core tool UIs are designed to stay usable.

Source & license

The core product is open‑source under AGPL‑3.0‑only. Inspect the code and self‑host if your policy requires it. Public repo: github.com/LeeJinMing/PixCloak. Advanced or enterprise modules may use a separate commercial license—see LICENSE and COMMERCIAL.md in the repository.

What you can do

Compress photos under a hard target size, reducing dimensions when quality alone is not enough
Choose output format: JPEG / WebP / PNG; resize by longest side or exact WxH
Redact images with solid blocks, strong pixelation, or permanent blur; verify metadata cleanup on export
Batch processing and ZIP download for productivity
Process images locally in the browser without sending image bytes to PixCloak

Our principles

Privacy by default: we avoid collecting personal data and do not upload your images.
Performance: Canvas-based local processing (with optional Web Worker encoding), minimal JavaScript, and responsive UI.
Clarity: clean UX, keyboard shortcuts, and helpful guides for common tasks.

Roadmap (high level)

V1.1: local face, plate, text, and QR detection with manual review
V1.2: browser extension, desktop/CLI workflows, and a reproducible benchmark
V2.0: team policies, reports, self-hosting, and enterprise support

Contact

Questions or suggestions? Email support@pixcloak.com or open a discussion on GitHub.