Effective 24 September 2026
ExactFrame is an Android app for resizing and compressing images. For questions about this policy or the app, contact snaveen.api@gmail.com.
Images and processing
You select images through Android's photo picker or share them to ExactFrame from another app. ExactFrame reads the selected images and processes them on your device. It saves results as new image files in Pictures/ExactFrame; it does not edit or delete the originals. The app has no Internet permission, account, advertising or analytics SDK. It does not upload your images or compression history to us.
Information kept on your device
The app keeps your compression settings and a recent-results list locally. That list includes image names, saved-image locations, sizes, dimensions, format and creation times. It also stores counts and dates used to limit when it asks Google Play to offer a review dialog. The results list is excluded from Android cloud backup and device transfer. Other app preferences may be included in your device's normal backup. Images saved to your gallery may be backed up by services you choose outside ExactFrame.
Sharing and deletion
Sharing a result opens Android's share chooser and passes that image only to the app you select. That app handles it under its own privacy terms. You can remove individual entries or clear the recent-results list inside ExactFrame; doing so does not delete exported image files. You can delete those files from your gallery or file manager. Uninstalling ExactFrame removes its app preferences and recent-results list, subject to your device's backup settings.
Google Play reviews
After several successful exports, ExactFrame may ask Google Play to show its review dialog. It does not send selected images, names or compression results to the review API. Whether a dialog appears or a review is submitted is handled by Google Play.
Changes
We will update this page if the app's data practices change and revise the date above.