Pricing
The free tier handles 5 images per batch. Paying changes exactly one thing: how many images one batch can hold. Resizing, white padding, hitting a file-size cap, ZIP export, and the no-watermark rule are identical for everyone, and there is no countdown timer.
Free tier vs license
| Capability | Free | With a license |
|---|---|---|
| Images per batch | Up to 5 | Unlimited |
| Exact specs (size, ratio, white background, file-size cap) | Same | Same |
| ZIP download | Yes | Yes |
| Watermark on exports | None | None |
| Account required | No | No, the key is the credential |
| Images uploaded to a server | Never | Never |
The two plans
MonthlyUS$4 / 30 days
One month to decide whether it earns its keep
- Unlimited images per batch for 30 days
- No auto-renewal: when it expires, the free cap comes back
- No watermark on exports
YearlyUS$12 / 365 days
US$12 for a year, about US$1.00 a month
- Unlimited images per batch for 365 days
- Same tool and same specs, about US$1.00 a month
- No watermark on exports
Before you pay, make sure you are fine with this
- This is a one-person site. One person writes it and maintains it. No company behind it, no support team, and no 24-hour response promise. That the tool works and the key activates is the whole of what is guaranteed.
- Payments are processed by Creem (Merchant of Record). VAT/sales tax is included. Your receipt comes from Creem, and their name may appear on your card statement.
- The refund policy below is the actual policy, not an open-ended "return it if you are unhappy". Read it before paying.
- The key is not tied to a device or an account. One key works in any browser, which is what makes switching computers painless. The trade is that a leaked key cannot be revoked remotely, because there is no server to hold a block list. Please keep it to yourself.
Refund policy
Within 7 days of payment, if the license has not yet been used to process any batch larger than the free limit, you can ask for a full refund without giving a reason. Two cases are not limited by those 7 days: the key never activates (after an outdated browser is ruled out), which is refunded in full, and a duplicate charge on the same order, where the extra charge is refunded in full. A key that has already processed a batch larger than the free limit counts as used and is not refundable. Refunds go back to the original payment method. How long it takes depends on the payment method and the issuing bank, usually 1 to 5 business days. This policy only changes in ways that are better for buyers, and any change applies to new orders only: an order you already placed keeps the policy that was in force when you paid.
How to ask: your Creem receipt carries an order reference. Use the support contact on that receipt, include the reference, and state that you want a refund. Creem holds the order record, so that is the shortest path. This site has no support inbox of its own yet; rather than invent an address, it says so, and one will be published on this page once the site runs on its own domain.
Where your images and data go
- Images are never uploaded. Resizing, white padding, and compression all run in your browser through canvas APIs, and processing makes no network requests. Open the network panel in developer tools and watch: nothing is sent while images are processed.
- The key is verified offline. The page carries a public key and the signature check happens in your browser. There is no verification server, and no record of how often you used the tool.
- It keeps working offline once activated. The key lives in your browser (localStorage, key tugui.license.v2), so processing and verification need no network afterwards.
- Only two steps need a connection: buying and collecting the key. Both have to ask the server whether an order was paid, so they cannot run offline. Everything else does.
- No accounts. No email address, no phone number, no tracking of which images you processed.
How to use it after buying
- Pick a plan above. The button opens the Creem checkout. This site never sees or stores your card details.
- Come back to the key page after paying. The URL carries an order reference; the page polls the order, shows the key, and writes it into this browser for you. Nothing to copy by hand.
- Open the tool and the per-batch limit is gone. On another computer, or after clearing browser data, paste the key into the license field on the tool page. If you lose the key, the order reference from your receipt fetches it again.
The key page waits up to 60 seconds. Payment notifications are occasionally delayed, so the page checks every 1.5 seconds, up to 40 times. If nothing appears after a minute, reload once. If it still fails, keep the order reference and use the refund contact route described above.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get an invoice?
Your Creem receipt is the tax document. It shows the amount, the VAT or sales tax charged where applicable, and the order reference. This site does not issue a separate invoice.
How many computers can one key run on?
As many as you like. Verification is entirely client-side, with no server and no device fingerprint, so it could not enforce a limit even if it tried. Most buyers are switching computers or browsers, and device binding would only punish them. The one thing asked in return is that the key is not shared.
What if I lose the key?
The key is your proof of purchase, so save a copy. If it is lost, reopen the key page with the order reference from your receipt and it will be shown again.
What happens when a license expires?
The tool goes back to the free per-batch limit of 5 images. Images you already processed are unaffected. Nothing renews and nothing is charged automatically; buying again is a deliberate act.
Will the price go up?
It might, since costs and the time available to work on this both change. A license you already bought is not affected: a yearly purchase stays a full year.
Can the free limit be worked around?
Yes. Only a batch larger than 5 is blocked, so dropping four images at a time works and costs nothing. There is no server-side quota and no fingerprinting, because that would trade engineering time for no revenue. If the tool is worth the price to you, buying a license is the most direct way to support it.
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