Privacy

We can’t see your photos.
Not won’t: can’t.

Last updated Aug 28, 2026 · plain-language, legally binding
The short version   Your photos are processed inside your browser tab and never uploaded; there is no server that could receive them.   No account, no email, no personal data required to use the product.   We only see anonymous page analytics; never file names, never image content.

Your photos

Every stage of the pipeline (decoding, lint measurements, AI background masking, upscaling, zipping) runs in your browser using your device’s processor and graphics card. The AI models are downloaded to your device (once, then cached), not the other way around. Close the tab and everything about your session is gone.

What we do measure

Anonymous page analytics via Google Analytics 4, loaded only after your consent (Consent Mode v2) and only when your browser is idle. It tells us things like “someone in Germany visited the Amazon guide.” It cannot see your photos, file names, SKUs or lint results; those never leave the pipeline, and the pipeline never talks to analytics.

Storage on your device

We use your browser’s local storage for two things: your settings (like the “precise edges” toggle) and the cached AI models, so they don’t re-download on every visit. Both live on your device and can be cleared from your browser at any time.

Third parties

The site and model files are served by Cloudflare. Analytics is Google Analytics 4, consent-gated as above. That is the whole list: no ad networks, no session recorders, no fingerprinting.

Questions

Write to privacy@photolint.com; a person answers, usually within a day.