We recorded every request. Your photo went nowhere.
Trust needs proof. We cleaned a real photo in WipePic and recorded every network request that the page made, from selection to download.
0
Requests to a server
0 B
Bytes sent
258 KB
Photo size tested
2
Local blob reads
The test
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Date | November 5, 2026 |
| Browser | Chromium 150, network recording on |
| Photo | A 258 KB JPEG with GPS location, camera details and AI labels |
| Actions | Select the photo, scan it, remove the hidden data, download the clean file |
Every request during the test
| # | Request | Destination | Bytes sent |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GET blob: (preview of the selected photo) | Browser memory, on your device | 0 |
| 2 | GET blob: (the cleaned photo for download) | Browser memory, on your device | 0 |
A blob: address points to data in the memory of your own browser tab. It never leaves your device. The page made no request to any server while it handled the photo.
What we store
- Photos: nothing. We never receive them.
- File names: nothing.
- Metadata found in your photos: nothing.
- Cleaning history: nothing. When you close the tab, it is gone.
Repeat the audit yourself
You do not need to trust us. Open the developer tools of your browser, select the Network tab and clean a photo. You will see the same result. The architecture page explains why.
See it with your own photo
Open the Network tab, then clean a photo. Watch nothing leave.
Clean a Photo