Who owns the images you work on, and which open-source software Image York is built with.
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You keep all rights to the images you open in Image York and to the results you download. The tools process files in your browser, so your images are not transferred to us, and we claim no ownership of them and no licence to use them.
You are responsible for having the right to edit and share the images you process. See the Terms of Use for details.
| Software | Used for | Licence |
|---|---|---|
| browser-image-compression | Compression and format conversion | MIT |
| pica | High-quality resizing in the bulk resizer and cropper | MIT |
| JSZip | Creating ZIP downloads | MIT or GPL-3.0 (dual licence) |
| exifr | Reading EXIF and GPS metadata | MIT |
| Color Thief | Palette extraction | MIT |
| Cropper.js and react-cropper | The crop box | MIT |
| Tesseract.js | Text recognition (OCR) | Apache-2.0 |
| IMG.LY background removal | Subject detection in the AI Background Remover, Blur Background and the Detect subject option of the background tools | AGPL-3.0 |
| ONNX Runtime Web | Running the segmentation model | MIT |
| Next.js and React | The website framework | MIT |
| Lucide | Icons | ISC |
Each project is the work of its own authors and is used under the licence shown.
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