# Privacyimage > Privacyimage is a free, client-side atelier of twenty-four image privacy tools. Photographs are decoded, rewritten, and exported in the browser. There is no upload API, no account, and no server-side image pipeline. ## Site - Home: https://privacyimage.com/ - Tools: https://privacyimage.com/tools.html - Method: https://privacyimage.com/about.html - Contact: hello@privacyimage.com ## What Privacyimage is A static website of browser-only tools for people who need a still to forget GPS, faces, plates, model traces, or to be sealed before it is shared. Processing happens in RAM. Close the tab and the working copy is gone. ## What Privacyimage is not - Not a cloud photo host or upload service - Not an account desk, vault-as-a-service, or analytics product - Not identity fraud, impersonation, or concealment of a crime - Not a guarantee against every detector, crawler, or model ## Privacy model Client-side only. No cookies. No analytics pixels. No third-party fonts — Inter and Syne ship with the origin. Reverse Image Monitor may call a search engine only after an explicit opt-in, with a stripped preview described before it fires. ## How a tool runs 1. The user chooses a JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF (or shoots into RAM in Zero-Trace Camera). 2. Work happens in this tab: EXIF, detection, encryption, marks, export. 3. The user downloads a file or copies a result. Nothing is posted to Privacyimage. ## Tools (atelier order) 01. Metadata Scrubber — A photograph remembers where you stood, which phone you held, and when you pressed the shutter. This tool reads EXIF and XMP in the browser and writes a clean file. Not a byte leaves. https://privacyimage.com/tools/metadata-scrubber.html 02. Auto-Blur — An on-device model finds faces, license plates, and card-like regions, then mosaics or blurs them — before the file ever leaves the tab. https://privacyimage.com/tools/auto-blur.html 03. Steganography — A passphrase-locked note is written into the least significant bits. Without the key, it is just a landscape. https://privacyimage.com/tools/steganography.html 04. Reverse Image Monitor — Fingerprints the still in this tab. A reverse-image query is optional: you opt in, then a stripped preview is sent to the service you pick. https://privacyimage.com/tools/reverse-monitor.html 05. Anti-AI Poison — A human still sees the photograph. The sample a model would ingest carries misleading perturbation. https://privacyimage.com/tools/anti-ai-poison.html 06. Invisible Watermark — Issue the same image to five people with five cryptographic marks. When a leak returns, the mark names the copy. https://privacyimage.com/tools/invisible-watermark.html 07. Face Cloak — Biometric camouflage on a portrait. Eyes still meet the camera. Face graphs see someone else — or no one. https://privacyimage.com/tools/face-cloak.html 08. .PI Vault — An AES-sealed binary with the Privacyimage extension. Open it only here, only with the key. No account — the passphrase never leaves this tab. https://privacyimage.com/tools/pi-vault.html 09. EXIF & GPS Spoofer — Deleting metadata is one move. Planting Antarctica, 1 January 1980, and a Nokia 3310 is another — when absence itself looks suspicious. https://privacyimage.com/tools/exif-spoofer.html 10. Shamir Splitter — A critical frame becomes meaningless pieces. Any two of three rebuild the original. Keep them in different rooms. https://privacyimage.com/tools/shamir-split.html 11. KYC Watermarker — Diagonal, persistent type: issued only for this counterparty, on this date. Cropping it out destroys the document. https://privacyimage.com/tools/kyc-watermark.html 12. OSINT Blocker — On-device subject separation. Walls, windows, and desk clutter — the OSINT trail — drop to a flat field. https://privacyimage.com/tools/osint-blocker.html 13. AI Image Scanner — Forensic cues in compression and synthesis. A confidence band — a first reading, not a courtroom oath. https://privacyimage.com/tools/ai-scanner.html 14. Biometric Downgrader — Contrast and micro-structure are pushed to a threshold people can still read and pipelines cannot lock. https://privacyimage.com/tools/biometric-downgrade.html 15. Zero-Trace Camera — The device camera writes nowhere but this session. No camera roll, no iCloud, no Google Photos. Seal it or lose it. https://privacyimage.com/tools/zero-trace-camera.html 16. Anti-Screenshot Canvas — A person can look. A screenshot or a recording returns black, noise, or a broken field. https://privacyimage.com/tools/anti-screenshot.html 17. HTML Vault — One file, no server. The recipient opens it offline, types the passphrase, and the picture unwraps in their browser. https://privacyimage.com/tools/html-vault.html 18. Duress PIN — The real key opens the real still. The duress key opens onto cats and weather. Both look like success. https://privacyimage.com/tools/duress-pin.html 19. Plausible Corrupter — Headers intact enough to travel. Payload wrecked enough to fail. A delay — not a confession. https://privacyimage.com/tools/file-corrupter.html 20. ELA Forensics — Error-level analysis paints recompressed regions. A receipt, a stamp, a sky that was not there. https://privacyimage.com/tools/ela-forensics.html 21. QR Sandbox — Decode a code from a photo, resolve redirects, inspect the host — never navigate. https://privacyimage.com/tools/qr-sandbox.html 22. Expression Swap — Identity drops. A stylized stand-in carries the smile, the shock, the quiet. https://privacyimage.com/tools/expression-swap.html 23. Anti-Scan Print — Microdots and latent waves the eye almost misses. A copier or a scanner raises them. https://privacyimage.com/tools/anti-scan-print.html 24. Quiet Audit — One still in. A client-side census of residue — GPS, preview, faces, plates, QR, maker notes, splice heat, synthetic grain. It does not clean. It names the doors. https://privacyimage.com/tools/quiet-audit.html ## Key terms - Client-side — image bytes never leave the device for Privacyimage to see - .PI Vault — a passphrase-sealed container, not an account - Quiet Audit — a census of residue; it names doors, it does not clean - Method — the publishing rule: a photograph should not have to leave home to be rewritten ## Publisher Proudly powered by Estatem.com — Tech for Good | Securing Your Digital Real Estate