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Privacy Policy
The short version: the tools work on your device, so there is nothing for us to collect about your pictures. This page says what that leaves, and what it does not.
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Your files
The image tools on this site process files entirely within your browser. Pictures you open here are not uploaded, transmitted, or stored on our servers at any point.
The two generator pages (Text to Image and AI Image Generator) are the one exception, and they say so on the page: the words you type are sent to our server so a picture can be drawn, and no photograph of yours travels anywhere. The finished picture is handed to your browser and not kept here.
Settings kept on your device
Each tool remembers the choices you last made with it — output format, quality, size, position, and the wording you type into the watermark box — so your next visit starts where you left off. Pages that offer the same tool share that one memory. It lives in your browser's local storage under the name of the tool, holds nothing beyond those settings, and is never transmitted. You can empty it with the “Use this page's defaults instead” or “No, keep this page's picks” control on the page itself, or by clearing site data in your browser settings.
When a tool finishes a picture, this browser also keeps that one finished copy in its own object store, so that if you follow a “Next: …” link to another tool the file arrives already loaded instead of making you choose it again. It is one result deep rather than an archive, it is only read when you arrive through one of those links, no other website can read it, and nothing about it leaves your device. Pressing “Start over” deletes it; clearing site data in your browser deletes it too.
Technical basics
Like most websites, loading this page sends standard information (IP address, user agent) to your network. Anonymous aggregate usage counters may record which tool you used, how many files were in the batch, how many megabytes went in and came out, and how long processing took. Those events carry no file names, no file contents, and no personal identifiers. The counters are either on for the whole site or off, and while they are on they count tool usage — they do not follow a person.
Advertising and analytics
If advertising or analytics services are enabled in the future, this policy will be updated beforehand with the providers, the data they process, and opt-out links.
Contact
Privacy questions: [email protected].