Privacy Policy

Effective date: October 7, 2026. This policy explains what Imgnexo does—and does not—do with information when you use our free browser tools to blur or unblur photos.

Who we are

Imgnexo operates this website and publishes free browser photo tools under the brand Imgnexo. For privacy questions, use the details on our Contact page.

The short version

  • Your photos are edited in your browser. We do not operate an upload API that receives your image files for blur or unblur processing.
  • You do not need an account. We do not maintain a library of your past edits on our servers.
  • We do not send your photos to a third-party CDN or a cloud large-language / generative model for editing.
  • Like most websites, our host may keep ordinary request logs (for example IP address, URL, and user agent).

Photos and on-device processing

When you open a JPG, PNG, or WEBP in a blur or unblur tool, the file is read in your tab (for example via the browser canvas). Clarity, Gaussian, Pixel, motion deblur, brush masks, and downloads of a new PNG are produced on your device.

Optional face, text, and background helpers also run in the tab with browser-side scripts. Imgnexo does not ship its own local AI models with the site, and these helpers are not a remote API that receives your image pixels for cloud inference.

Practical limits that affect what leaves your camera roll:

  • Files larger than about 15 MB are rejected in the editor.
  • For performance, a working copy may be scaled so the long edge is at most 1600 pixels before heavy edits. The download is that working result, not a rewrite of the original camera file on disk.

Closing the tab ends the in-memory edit. We do not keep a cloud copy of the picture you opened.

Site assets

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and any helper assets for the editors are served from our own origin with the page. Loading those files is not a photo upload.

Accounts, cookies, and payments

Imgnexo’s blur and unblur tools do not require sign-in, and we do not sell subscriptions inside these editors. We do not set a login cookie for the tools. Your browser may still store ordinary technical data such as cached scripts or local preferences if the product uses them later; that stays on your device.

Server logs and hosting

When you load a page (home, tool, blog, or this policy), our web host may record request data such as IP address, approximate time, requested URL, referrer, and user agent. We use that only to keep the site running (security, abuse prevention, reliability)—not to rebuild the contents of photos you edit in the browser.

If you email us, we receive whatever you include in the message (name, address, attachments). We use that to reply and then retain it only as long as needed for support or legal reasons.

Children

The tools are general-purpose photo utilities. They are not directed at children under 13 (or the equivalent age in your region). Do not send us personal information about a child through Contact.

Your choices

  • Use the tools without creating an account.
  • Skip face, text, or background features if you only need a simple whole-image or brush edit.
  • Contact us to ask what we hold about an email you sent.

International visitors

Processing of photos happens on your device. Server logs and email are handled where our host and mailbox are located. If you need a region-specific privacy request, write to us via Contact and describe the request.

Changes

We may update this policy when the product or hosting changes. The effective date at the top will change when we do. Continued use of the site after an update means you have read the revised policy.

Contact for privacy

Email: [email protected]