noupload.tools

Privacy

Short, because there is not much to say.

Your files

They are never uploaded. Every tool runs FFmpeg inside your browser, so your media never leaves the device. This is not a policy choice that could be changed later without you noticing: there is no server-side component that could receive a file. See how it works, and verify it in your browser's network panel.

The tools that use a model

Captions are transcribed by a Whisper model, and the two image checkers read pictures with a vision model. All of them run inside your browser, so a recording or a photograph is no more uploaded than a video is. One caveat is worth stating plainly: the first time you use one of those tools, its weights are downloaded from huggingface.co. That request tells them your IP address and which model you asked for, the same as loading an image from any website. It carries none of your audio, video, text or pictures, and it happens once per model because the browser caches the result. If you would rather it did not happen at all, the site can be configured to serve the weights from its own domain.

What the site stores on your device

Server logs

The site is static files served by a web server, which keeps standard access logs: IP address, timestamp, the page requested, and user agent. They are used for nothing but keeping the site up and working out which tools people find useful, and are not sold or shared.

The run counter

When a job finishes, the page sends one request to /e/<page>/<ok|fail> on this domain. It exists so that a tool nobody can get working is visible as a problem rather than as silence. The URL is the whole message and there is no request body.

It carries no cookie and no identifier of any kind, so runs cannot be linked to each other or to you. The server logs this endpoint with the client address omitted, so no IP is recorded for it. It contains nothing about your file: not its name, size, duration, format, or any setting you chose. It is sent after the work is finished, so blocking it costs you nothing, and it is described on how it works as well, where you can watch it in the network panel.

Third parties

This site shows ads through Google AdSense, which sets its own cookies and may use them for personalisation. See Google's own privacy documentation for what it collects.

Contact

noah@ekofactory.com