Privacy for anonymous image hosting.

ImgJ is an anonymous image hosting service. You can upload PNG, JPG, GIF, and WebP images without creating an account. Uploaded images are made available through public direct links.

Because the service is designed for public sharing, do not upload private, confidential, illegal, or sensitive images.

When you upload an image, the service receives the file, its media type, file size, and original file name so it can validate the upload and create a storage object.

Uploaded images may contain metadata embedded by your device or editing software. ImgJ does not promise to remove that metadata before the image is stored or shared.

Uploaded images are stored under random object keys and served through public URLs. Anyone with a direct URL may view, download, copy, embed, or share the image.

ImgJ does not provide accounts, private albums, access controls, password protection, or ownership verification for uploaded images.

The application, hosting provider, storage provider, CDN, browser, and security systems may process technical data such as IP address, user agent, request URL, referrer, timestamps, response status, and error diagnostics.

This data is used to operate the service, troubleshoot failures, protect against abuse, and understand service reliability. Retention periods can vary by provider and deployment configuration.

ImgJ does not require a user account and does not need advertising cookies for its upload workflow.

Depending on the deployed hosting, CDN, or security configuration, essential cookies or similar technical identifiers may be used for security, routing, rate limiting, abuse prevention, or diagnostics.

ImgJ uses object storage to store uploaded images and generates short-lived signed upload URLs so your browser can send files to storage.

Storage, hosting, DNS, CDN, observability, and security providers may process uploaded files and technical data as service providers for the deployment.

If an uploaded image should be removed, provide the exact public URL or object path. Because ImgJ does not require accounts, the service may not be able to verify who uploaded a file.

ImgJ may remove images that appear unlawful, abusive, infringing, harmful, or inconsistent with the purpose of the service.

ImgJ is not intended for children to upload personal information. Do not upload images containing personal data, identification documents, financial details, medical information, or private images of other people.

This policy may be updated when the service, infrastructure, or legal requirements change. The updated date on this page shows when the current version was published.