Privacy

Last updated 9 August 2026

What happens to your photo

When you choose a photo, your browser shrinks it to about 1024 pixels before anything leaves your device. That smaller copy is sent to our server, which forwards it to fal.ai, the service that runs the image model.

The pictures come back to our server, which passes them to your browser as raw data rather than as a link. They are held in your tab’s memory and released when you close it. If you press download, the file is saved to your device — by you, not by us.

What we keep

Nothing. We do not write your photo or the generated pictures to disk, to a database, or to any storage bucket. There is no copy for us to hand over, sell or lose.

Our server logs ordinary web request records — time, page, response code — the same as any website. Those do not contain your images.

What fal.ai keeps

We cannot make a promise on someone else’s behalf. fal.ai receives your photo in order to draw the pictures, and may hold a copy briefly on their systems. That is outside our control, and we would rather tell you than imply otherwise. Their terms govern what they do with it.

Cookies and tracking

None. No cookies are set, no analytics script runs, no advertising pixel is loaded, and nothing follows you off the site.

Children

This site is not intended for anyone under 13, and we ask that photographs of children are not uploaded.

Other people’s photographs

Please upload photographs of yourself. Uploading a picture of someone else, without them knowing, is not something we can detect — but it is not what this is for.

Getting in touch

Questions about any of this can go to the address on our terms page.