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Tattoo Stencil Privacy Policy

Learn what stays on your device and how Tattoo Stencil handles site visits, optional analytics, advertising, and support.

Where are my images processed?

Instant mode reads the image you select and generates linework in your browser. Image processing, local repairs, and PNG and PDF export happen on your device. Download the files you want to keep before closing or reloading the page. Copies in your download folder are managed by you and your device.

What happens if I choose the optional AI studio?

If the AI studio is connected, it sends a PNG working copy of your image directly to the configured Hugging Face Space after you give consent and choose Create AI stencil. Hugging Face and the Space operator handle the submitted copy, the generation request, and the temporary result. Their policies govern hosting, logs, quotas, and retention. The browser retrieves the result for you to review and download.

You can keep working in Instant mode. Changes to local line controls, colors, size, and export settings stay in the workspace. Review the provider’s terms for any image you are considering sending. Hugging Face privacy policy

What information does the site use to operate?

Hosting and network services may process your IP address, requested page or asset, and browser information when they deliver the site and protect it from abuse. Visiting a page and processing an image in Instant mode are separate activities. The browser downloads the site and its processing assets to run the workspace.

If you send us a message, we receive the information you choose to share. We use it to respond, investigate the issue, and manage the correspondence. For a tool issue, include the device, browser, image format, and error message.

How do analytics and privacy choices work?

When analytics is enabled on the site, it starts by default when you visit. The site loads Google Tag Manager or the direct Google Analytics tag, depending on the site configuration. Google Analytics can measure page visits and tool events such as starting a conversion, changing a style, exporting, or encountering an error. The tool events contain event names and exclude the source image, filename, image hash, and error message. Google may use cookies and browser identifiers for measurement.

Your analytics preference is saved in this browser when storage is available. Analytics returns to its default setting on a new device or after you clear your browser’s site data.

to turn analytics off or on for this browser.

When can advertising use cookies or identifiers?

When enabled, Google AdSense may display ads on selected editorial pages. Google and its advertising partners may use cookies, web beacons, IP addresses, and other identifiers to deliver and measure ads. Personalization depends on the options and rules that apply to you. Use the ad privacy controls shown for your region to manage ad choices separately from analytics.

How Google uses data from sites that use its services

How can I ask about information Tattoo Stencil holds?

For privacy questions or requests about information you previously shared, visit our Buy me a coffee page. We may ask for enough information to verify the request. For a file you saved on your device, use your device’s file controls.