How Gif Free Tools handles your information

Gif Free Tools is built for quick image work in a browser. This privacy policy explains what happens when you use the tools, visit a page, or contact the support address. The local workflow is designed to keep selected files on your device.

Files and local processing

When you choose a local GIF, WebP, PNG, JPG, or other supported image, the browser reads that file for the selected tool. The editing steps, previews, frame extraction, and generated outputs run in the browser for the local file workflow. Gif Free Tools does not ask you to create an account or place local files in an upload queue. Files created by a tool stay available to the page until you close, reload, or reset the page, unless you download them yourself.

Settings stored in your browser

The site stores your light or dark theme choice in browser local storage so the preference can be remembered on a later visit. This theme setting is not an account profile and does not identify you to Gif Free Tools. You can clear the setting through your browser storage controls. The site will then use your device theme preference when available.

Direct image URLs and outside services

The GIF downloader can request a direct image URL when you enter one. That request goes from your browser to the address you provided. The remote image host may receive normal connection information and may block requests from another website. Its privacy policy applies to that request. Gif Free Tools does not control third-party image hosts, their cookies, their logs, or the content they return. Only use links and files that you have permission to download or edit.

Contact and policy changes

If you email support, the message and address you provide are used to read and answer your request. Do not send private files or sensitive personal information unless it is needed to explain a problem. This policy may be updated when the site adds a feature that changes how information is handled. The current version is always shown on this page. The policy page links to the other site-information pages so you can review the site description, terms, and support options in one place. If a future feature uses a different data flow, its page should explain that flow before you use it.