LAST UPDATED · OCTOBER 10, 2026
Privacy Policy
This draft explains the information used to provide the Image to Image service. Review it against the final business, domain, payment, and data-retention setup before public launch.
Information you provide
When you create an account, we process your email address and sign-in details from Google or email verification. When you use the editor, we process the source image, your editing instruction, the selected output size, generated images, and the history needed to deliver and restore your edits.
How images and prompts are used
Your private images and prompts are sent to the configured AI image provider to produce the edit. They are stored in private account storage so you can view your history and continue editing. Product analytics count events such as upload, generation, successful delivery, download, and checkout; they do not include the full prompt or private image URL.
Retention and deletion
Uploaded images and generated results are scheduled for deletion 30 days after they are created. You can delete a saved generation from History; images still referenced by another saved edit may remain until that edit is removed or the retention period ends. Account, payment, and security records may be retained as needed to operate the service and meet applicable obligations.
Service providers
Cloudflare provides the application runtime, database, private image storage, email delivery, and abuse prevention. Google may provide sign-in and AI image processing. Waffo processes credit-pack checkout and payment events. These providers receive information required for their part of the service under their own terms and privacy practices.
Security and access
Images are private by default. The service checks account ownership before returning a saved image, job, or order. Do not upload images you do not have permission to use, and avoid sending sensitive personal information in an editing instruction.
Your choices
You can delete saved edits from History and stop using the service. Contact the service operator through the support channel shown on the live site to request account or data assistance. The final published notice should include a monitored contact address and the operator’s legal identity.