ImgFinch is run by [OWNER NAME] ([COMPANY NAME, LEGAL FORM], [STREET, POSTCODE CITY, COUNTRY]).
Why this site exists
Most free image converters ask you to upload your photos to a server you know nothing about. For a quick format change, that is a strange trade: your holiday pictures, scanned IDs or screenshots of private chats end up on someone else’s computer.
ImgFinch does the same jobs without the upload. Every tool runs inside your web browser, on your own device.
How in-browser processing works
When you open a tool, your browser downloads the page and a small program written in JavaScript (and, for some formats such as HEIC, a WebAssembly decoder). When you add a file, that program reads it directly from your device, converts or edits it in memory, and hands the result back to you as a download.
- There is no upload endpoint. The site has no server that could receive your images.
- The work happens in a background thread (a Web Worker), so the page stays responsive.
- Once a tool has loaded, it keeps working offline. You can disconnect and try it.
How the site is paid for
The tools are free. The site may show a small number of ads, which pay for hosting and development. Ads never see your files, because your files never leave your device. See the privacy policy for details.
Contact
Questions, bug reports or ideas: hello@imgfinch.com or the contact page.