Privacy is part of the product boundary.
Visual Prompt Compiler V1 is a static, browser-local tool. We designed it so your creative brief does not need to reach our server.
What we collect
We do not provide accounts, advertising trackers, or a backend that receives your prompts. We do not collect names, email addresses, payment information, generated images, reference images, or prompt text through this V1.
Local profiles
If you choose “Save current,” the profile is stored in your browser's localStorage under a Visual Prompt Compiler key. It remains on that browser and device. You can export a profile as JSON, delete individual profiles, or clear all local data from the tool. Clearing browser storage may also remove those profiles.
The tool stores text fields and settings only. It does not accept or save image files or Base64 image data.
Model and external links
The compiler does not call Seedream, Gemini, or another model API. When you copy an output or follow a link to an external provider, your use of that provider is governed by its privacy policy and terms. We do not currently use affiliate tracking links.
Future changes
If we add cloud sync, accounts, payments, or affiliate tracking, this policy will be updated before those features are enabled. Local profiles will not be uploaded automatically; a future migration would require an explicit user choice.
Questions, privacy requests, and copyright notices
Contact the site operator at [email protected].
Website analytics and your choice
We use Google Analytics 4 to understand visits to public pages. Your files, filenames, text, prompts, and calculation inputs are not sent to analytics. Reported page addresses exclude query strings and fragments. Advertising features and Google signals are disabled.
For visitors in the EEA, UK and Switzerland, Google Analytics loads only after Allow. If your region cannot be determined, it stays off. Elsewhere analytics starts by default unless you decline. Use Privacy settings to allow, decline or withdraw at any time; withdrawal stops analytics and clears its cookies. Your choice is saved locally. When enabled, first-party _ga cookies may last up to two years.