Your photo, your call: consent and privacy

A face is different from a landscape. It identifies a person, it cannot be rotated like a password, and it can be misused. That is why the studio asks for explicit consent before it generates anything.

Consent is the first step

You confirm that the photo is of you, or that you have permission from the person in it. Do not upload a photo of a friend, a public figure, or a stranger to see what happens. The tool is for your own image.

What we store

• The photo you upload, so the studio can use it across a session.
• The looks you generate, so they appear in My Show.
• Account details needed to sign you in and keep your credits.
• Usage records, so we can debug failures and prevent abuse.

We do not sell personal information.

Who processes it

Generating an image requires sending the photo and the selected pose/costume references to an AI provider. Hosting and delivery use cloud storage and a database. Payment providers handle billing details; we do not store full card numbers. These providers process data on our behalf under their terms.

Removing a look

Open My Show, choose a look, and use Delete look. The row disappears from your collection and from your public showcase, and we attempt to remove the stored image. Uploaded source photos may be shared by several looks, so they are kept until the account-level deletion flow is used.

To delete your account and associated data, contact us through the support channel on this site.

Sharing

Sharing a look uses a showcase link, not a raw image URL. The showcase is private by default; only the HD looks you explicitly add appear, and you can turn it off at any time. Anyone with the link can view the images on that page, so share it the way you would share a photo album.

A reasonable expectation

AI can change small details. These are creative images, not identity verification, medical images, or fit advice. If a result feels wrong, delete it. If you are unsure whether you have the right to use a photo, do not upload it.