Privacy

Last updated 10 October 2026

This policy covers bg.4brainslabs.com, operated by 4Brains Technologies Private Limited. The important part is the first section, and it is short.

Your image

Removing a background needs a graphics card, so this tool cannot run entirely in your browser and we will not pretend otherwise. When you press the button:

  • The file is uploaded to our server over an encrypted connection.
  • It is passed to a graphics card that we own and operate ourselves, in our own office. It is not sent to any third-party service, and no outside company sees it.
  • The result is streamed straight back to your browser.
  • Nothing is written to disk at any point. Both the upload and the result exist only in memory, for the few seconds the work takes, and are released as soon as the response has been sent.

There is no gallery, no history, no queue you can be looked up in, and no account for anything to be attached to. Your picture is never used to train a model, is never reviewed by a person, and is never shared. Because nothing is kept, there is also nothing for anyone else to obtain: not us, not a future owner of the company, not anyone with a subpoena.

The pages also carry Google Analytics and Google’s advertising code, both described below. Neither of them receives your image, its file name or the cut-out. We checked this in October 2026 by recording every request the page made to Google while a test image went through the tool and was downloaded: none of them contained the image, its file name or anything of image size.

The one qualification: we cannot control what happens to the file on the network path between your device and us beyond encrypting it, and if you have a legal obligation over a particular image — a medical record, a document with someone else’s personal data in it — you should satisfy yourself that uploading it anywhere is appropriate.

What the site does collect

  • Server logs. Standard, short-lived access logs: IP address, browser type, the page or endpoint requested, the response code and the time. They exist to keep the service running and to spot abuse. They record that an upload happened, never what was in it.
  • Rate-limit counters. A count of recent requests per IP address, so that one visitor cannot monopolise the graphics card. It is kept only in the server’s memory, never on disk, holds a number and a time rather than anything about what you uploaded, and is lost whenever the server restarts.
  • Google Analytics. Counts visits and shows us which pages are read, so we know what to work on. What it records, its cookies and how to opt out are under Google Analytics below.
  • Advertising. Google’s ad code and the cookies it uses are described under Advertising below.
  • Fonts. Pages load typefaces from Google Fonts, so your browser sends its IP address to Google as part of that request, as it would for any web resource.

Advertising

To keep the tool free, the pages of this site — the home page with the tool, this page, About and Terms — carry Google AdSense code, and ads served by Google may appear on them.

Third-party vendors, including Google, use cookies to serve ads based on your prior visits to this website or other websites. Google’s use of advertising cookies enables it and its partners to serve ads to you based on your visits to this site and other sites on the internet.

You can opt out of personalised advertising at Google Ads Settings, and read more in Google’s advertising policies. Other third-party vendors and ad networks may also serve ads and set cookies here; you can opt out of many of them at aboutads.info or youronlinechoices.eu.

Google Analytics

We use Google Analytics 4, a measurement service from Google, to count visits and to see which pages people read. It runs on every page of this site, the home page with the tool included. The same Analytics account also measures the other 4Brains Labs sites (4brainslabs.com and its tools).

For each visit, Google Analytics records:

  • the address and title of each page you open, and the page that sent you here, if there was one;
  • when you scroll to near the end of a page, and the address of any link to another website that you click;
  • how long the page is open, and technical details: screen size, browser language, browser and operating-system version, and whether the device is a phone;
  • your approximate location (country or city), which Google works out from your IP address. Google states that Google Analytics 4 does not log or store IP addresses.

As described under Your image, it does not receive your image, its file name or the cut-out.

Google Analytics sets two cookies on this site: _ga, a random number that lets it tell repeat visits apart, and _ga_N20PRFRKYY, which keeps track of the current visit. Google sets both to last up to 2 years; some browsers delete them sooner. The reports we see are counts and trends, such as how many visits the home page had in a week. They do not show us your name, email address or IP address. If you are signed in to a Google account and have turned on ad personalisation there, Google may connect this data with that account; Google Ads Settings, linked above, controls that.

Google explains how it uses data from sites that use its services in How Google uses information from sites or apps that use our services.

How to opt out. To stop Google Analytics from measuring your visits, install the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on (Google offers it for Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge). Blocking or deleting this site’s cookies in your browser settings stops Analytics from recognising you as a returning visitor. Neither affects the tool.

Cookies

The tool itself sets no cookies: you can use it without signing in or accepting anything, and blocking cookies does not affect it. The cookies on this site come from Google:

  • Google Analytics: _ga and _ga_N20PRFRKYY, see Google Analytics.
  • Advertising: Google’s ad code can set advertising cookies, on this site and on Google’s own ad domains such as doubleclick.net, see Advertising.

Your rights

Because we keep no images and no accounts, we hold no picture of yours and no profile of you to access, correct, export or delete. Analytics and advertising data are held by Google; the opt-outs above are how you control them. For anything to do with this policy, write to contact@4brains.in.

Children

The tool is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from them.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top of this page changes with it.