Privacy

Your images stay on your computer. Nothing is uploaded. There is no account and no cookie. One script counts page views, and the section below says what it records.

Your images

Every cut runs in worker threads on your own computer. The site makes no network request that carries your images, any part of them, or any fact about them: not the pixels, not the file names, not the dimensions, not a hash. Your images are never processed on a server. The site itself is a set of static files your browser downloads.

Your images never leave your browser, and you do not have to take that on trust. Open the network panel in your browser’s developer tools and watch it while you cut a batch; the browser-only page shows what you will see. One request there is not a file: it is the page-view report described below, and it is sent whether or not you cut anything.

What is stored on your computer

ClipBrook saves your tool settings in your browser’s localStorage, under one key, clipbrook.settings.v1. That covers the three slider values, the preview backdrop and its custom color, and the export size, trim and padding settings, so they are still set the next time you visit. The data stays on your device and is never sent anywhere. Clearing this site’s data in your browser deletes it. ClipBrook sets no cookies, and localStorage is not a cookie: it is never attached to a request.

The site’s page framework stores a little more, all of it about moving between pages. Your browser’s sessionStorage holds two keys: sveltekit:scroll, the scroll position of each page you have visited in this tab, and sveltekit:snapshot, for page state a page asks to have restored when you press Back; no page on this site asks, so it stays empty. Four more values sit on each entry in this tab’s history: sveltekit:history and sveltekit:navigation number the entries, sveltekit:pageurl is the address of the page, and sveltekit:states holds state a page attaches to a history entry, which this site never attaches. None of it comes from your images, and all of it is gone when you close the tab.

Analytics

No analytics script runs on this site. Nothing on the page counts you, and no file is loaded from another company’s domain. Cloudflare Web Analytics was switched off for this site on 22 August 2026; before that it added a page-view script at the edge, and it no longer does.

Cloudflare hosts the site, so Cloudflare’s servers see the requests your browser makes for pages and files, the way the host of any website does. Each request carries the address asked for, the time, your IP address, and the browser and operating system your browser names in it. Cloudflare reports that back to me as totals: pages viewed, countries, and the sites people arrived from. It is worked out from the requests themselves, so there is nothing on the page to switch off and nothing stored in your browser.

Your images are never in a request. They are not in this either.

There are none. No ad network, no tracking pixel, no fingerprinting. The code carries a switch for ads and it is off. If it is ever turned on, this page changes first.

What any website sees

Loading this site sends your IP address and the address of the page you asked for to the server that holds the files, the way loading any website does. That request never contains your images, because your images are never in any request.

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