What cookies are
A cookie is a small text record saved by a website in your browser to remember a session, support security, or keep necessary page preferences. Cookies normally do not contain image files and do not replace your deliberate action of selecting a file.
This policy describes cookies and similar browser technologies that Mac Image may use. Because page, browser, and infrastructure settings can change, the cookies actually set during your visit are the ones shown by your browser developer tools or a site notice.
Necessary cookies
The website may use necessary cookies to maintain a basic session, support security checks, remember request state, or help the CodeIgniter website operate correctly. These cookies are generally not used to identify image contents; they help pages, links, and features work as intended.
If you block or delete necessary cookies, some page state may need to be established again and certain features may not work correctly. Public image tools can normally be reopened, but the exact result depends on your browser and the page.
Browser localStorage and tool settings
Mac Image may also use browser localStorage for language-switch prompts, tool settings, anonymous usage state, or other page preferences. localStorage differs from cookies: the browser normally keeps it locally for the site origin and does not automatically send it with every HTTP request.
This local data is not used to store the image contents you select. After you clear site data or localStorage, language prompts, tool settings, and page state may return to their defaults, and you can set them again when needed.
Image files and batch processing
Cookies and localStorage do not automatically read images on your device. Browser scripts read a file only after you actively choose, drop, paste, or add it in a tool, according to that tool feature. Tools that support local processing complete compression, conversion, resizing, or other operations on the current device.
When you select multiple images or an entire folder, batch work is mainly affected by browser memory, file size, and image resolution. For large collections, process files in smaller batches and clear the page or browser data after downloading results as needed.
Analytics and third-party resources
Pages may load fonts, icons, scripts, decoders, or other public resources. Third-party providers may receive basic network request information and may use cookies or similar technologies under their own policies. Whether a third-party resource is enabled and how it is configured may vary by page and environment.
If additional analytics or marketing features are enabled in the future, we will update the page notice as required and provide an appropriate choice mechanism when necessary. This Cookie policy does not expand the permissions already granted to any third-party service.
How to manage cookies and site data
You can use your browser settings to view, block, restrict, or delete cookies, and you can clear localStorage and other site data for a website. Common controls are found under privacy, security, site settings, or developer tools, although names and locations differ between browsers.
If you use private browsing, strict privacy mode, or a content-blocking extension, language prompts, tool settings, sessions, and third-party resources may behave differently. Managing cookies does not delete images already downloaded to your device; downloaded files must be handled separately in your device file manager.
Retention and security
Cookie retention depends on whether a cookie is a session cookie or a persistent cookie and on your browser cleanup rules. localStorage normally remains until you clear it, site code updates it, or the browser removes it according to your settings. Necessary server logs and security records may be retained as needed for operation and compliance.
We take reasonable measures to protect website operation and necessary technical data, but browsers, devices, and network services can carry risks. Clear site data after using a shared device and manage images downloaded to your device carefully.
Updates and contact
We may update this policy as website features, cookie settings, third-party resources, or applicable laws change. The updated version will be published on this page, and we will provide a clearer notice when a change materially affects your choices or rights.
If you have questions about cookies, localStorage, image-file handling, or privacy settings, contact us at: