Last updated: 6 September 2026
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Convertly does not collect or upload your photos, files, or their metadata. Image and PDF processing happens on your device.
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Convertly converts, compresses, and resizes images, and combines selected images into PDFs. These operations run locally on your device. Convertly has no account system, backend, or image-processing server.
Convertly does not collect your photos, PDFs, filenames, contact details, or image metadata.
Superwall supplies the subscription paywall. Its SDK is configured not to send analytics or app event data. It may process purchase history, such as the product selected and subscription status, only to provide paywalls and purchase functionality. This data is not linked to your identity and is not used for tracking.
If you view, buy, or restore Premium, Apple's StoreKit service communicates with the App Store. Apple processes the transaction under Apple's Privacy Policy. Convertly reads Apple's signed entitlement status and never receives your payment card details or Apple Account credentials.
When you choose photos, Convertly uses Apple's system photo picker and receives only the items you select, not unrestricted access to your photo library.
When you choose files, Apple's system file picker provides access only to the files you select. When you save an output to Photos, Convertly requests add-only Photos permission.
If you choose Share or save to a third-party location, the destination you select may receive the exported file under its own privacy terms. Convertly does not automatically share or upload it.
By default, Convertly removes EXIF and GPS location metadata when it creates an image. You can change this setting if you choose to preserve metadata.