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ImageResizer processes all images locally in your browser - nothing is ever uploaded to a server. Build-time dependencies generate production files, while runtime dependencies handle image operations on your device.

Last updated: 12th May, 2026

Build-Time Dependencies

Used only during development - not present in production:

Runtime Dependencies (Client-Side)

Loaded in your browser - handle all image processing locally on your device:

  • Bootstrap 5

    CSS framework for responsive UI design. Loaded from CDN in browser.

    License: MIT | getbootstrap.com
  • Bootstrap Icons

    Icon library used for UI elements. Loaded from CDN.

    License: MIT | icons.getbootstrap.com
  • jsPDF

    Client-side PDF generation library. All PDF conversion happens in your browser - no server upload.

    License: MIT | github.com/parallax/jsPDF
  • HTML5 Canvas API

    Browser-native API for image processing. Handles all compression locally on your device.

    License: Web Standard | MDN Canvas API
  • FileReader API

    Browser-native API for reading files locally. Your files never leave your device.

    License: Web Standard | MDN FileReader API

Infrastructure & Delivery

  • jsDelivr CDN

    Content delivery network for serving Bootstrap and jsPDF libraries quickly.

    jsdelivr.com
  • Google Analytics

    Basic page view analytics only. No user tracking, no file uploads tracked, no personal data collected.

    analytics.google.com
  • Razorpay

    Payment processing for voluntary donations. All payment data is encrypted by Razorpay - your payment details never touch this server. Used only when you choose to donate.

    razorpay.com
Privacy-First Design

Important: All image processing happens locally in your browser. No backend server handles your images. All compression and conversion happens using Canvas API and jsPDF. Your files never leave your device - they are never uploaded to any server.

All trademarks are property of their respective owners. This project complies with open-source license terms by providing proper attribution. Build-time dependencies are used only during development and are not present in the production application.