What makes a photo tool GDPR-compliant?
- Data minimisation: Only collects data that's strictly necessary.
- Purpose limitation: Uses data only for the stated purpose.
- Consent: Clear opt-in for any data processing.
- Right to deletion: Users can request data removal.
- Transparency: Clear privacy policy explaining data handling.
Top GDPR-compliant photo tools
| Tool | Processing | GDPR status |
|---|---|---|
| PhotoResizer.in | Client-side | Fully compliant (no data collected) |
| Squoosh (Google) | Client-side | Compliant |
| TinyPNG | Server-side | Compliant (files deleted after processing) |
Client-side tools are inherently GDPR-compliant since no personal data is ever transmitted. See our privacy-focused editors comparison.