1. Local image processing and browser memory
Source images selected in a tool are decoded and processed in browser memory. The application does not upload those source bytes to an application server. Replacing an image or closing the page releases application references, subject to normal browser memory management.
2. Technical hosting and CDN logs
Static hosting infrastructure may record requests for HTML, scripts, and other public assets, including network and device metadata. Those logs are separate from the local source-image pipeline and must be disclosed by the configured hosting provider.
3. Theme and locale preferences
The site stores theme and locale preferences in localStorage. It does not store uploaded pixels or tool settings there. Browser controls can clear these preferences.
4. Analytics and third-party services
This build loads Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity after the page has loaded and the browser becomes idle. These providers may receive page URLs, referrers, browser and device details, network identifiers, and interaction or session diagnostics, and may use cookies or similar storage under their own settings. The application does not intentionally pass uploaded source-image pixels to either analytics provider. Retention and deletion capabilities depend on the configured provider accounts and applicable law.
5. Contact messages and retention
Users remain responsible for permission to process source images and for checking exported maps. Deterministic conversion cannot guarantee compatibility, physical accuracy, production suitability, or preservation under third-party compression.
6. Access, deletion, and owner review
The service may vary with browser, GPU, memory, color management, and downstream software. Keep source backups, test the target asset, and seek qualified advice when legal, safety, contractual, or high-value production decisions depend on the output.
How to use this privacy information
Check the service-information panel for the current owner, host, contact route, analytics providers, and effective date. A request about access or deletion should identify the browser, approximate visit date, and contact address used, but should not include the original texture. Because tool images stay in browser memory, the site owner cannot retrieve an image that was never received. Requests concerning infrastructure or analytics records may require enough time, device, and network information for the relevant provider to locate a record. This policy must be revised before additional analytics, advertising storage, accounts, or server-side image processing is introduced.
Generated normal maps and PBR maps are image-derived estimates. Verify orientation, scale, seams, color space, and engine import settings before production use. You are responsible for rights to source images and exported assets.