Generated images and locally selected image files stay local
Colors, dimensions, gradient settings and text are used by browser drawing APIs to build your image. For resizing, compression and format conversion, you may select a PNG, JPEG or WebP file from your device. Browser APIs read that file locally to create the preview and export. Selecting a file is not a network upload: the tools do not send its contents, your image inputs or exported files to an image-processing service. The site does not provide a hosted gallery or store server-side copies of these images.
A download creates a file on your device. Your browser and operating system control the save location and any download history. Clipboard actions run only when you select a copy button and are subject to your browser's permissions.
Shared generator URLs and saved browser settings
When you share a generator link, selected settings may be included in its URL. Anyone who receives that link may be able to read those settings. URLs may also appear in browser history or ordinary hosting request logs. Avoid placing sensitive information in canvas text or shared links.
Your selected theme and settings you explicitly save are stored in your browser's local storage. Saved settings can include canvas text. You can remove these items using your browser's site-data controls.
Website requests are separate from local image processing
Opening the website requires requests to its hosting infrastructure. Hosting providers may process information such as IP address, requested URL, device or browser information, timestamps and error records to deliver and protect the service. This is separate from image rendering, which takes place on your device.
The current version does not load Google AdSense or Google Analytics. Our tool code does not set Google advertising cookies. Essential hosting and security processing may still occur when you visit a page. The image tools work without an advertising or analytics account.
If Google advertising is introduced
Before enabling advertising, Blank White Image must review this policy against the services actually used and provide any required notices and consent controls. If Google advertising is enabled, Google and other advertising vendors may place or read cookies, use web beacons, and process IP addresses, browser or device identifiers, page URLs and ad interactions. These technologies can support ad delivery, measurement, fraud prevention and, where permitted by your choices, personalized advertising based on visits to this and other websites.
The current version has no advertising consent platform installed. Before enabling Google advertising for visitors in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland, Blank White Image must implement the notices and consent controls required for the ad services used. Personalized ads require a Google-certified consent management platform integrated with the IAB Transparency and Consent Framework. Non-personalized ads can also use cookies or device storage that require consent. Technologies requiring consent must respect the applicable choice, and visitors must have a way to change or withdraw that choice. A description in this policy does not itself provide consent.
Advertising preferences and browser controls
You can review or turn off Google's ad personalization through Google Ad Settings. Browser settings can also block or delete cookies. Turning off personalization does not necessarily stop contextual ads or all advertising measurement. If site advertising is introduced, its consent controls must explain the vendors and choices that apply to that service.
Clearing this site's browser storage removes saved tool settings and theme preferences. It does not recall a file you already downloaded, delete an email you sent, or remove a shared URL from another person's browser.
Optional contact and privacy questions
The contact page provides an email address. If you choose to send an email, your email provider and the recipient's provider will process its contents and addressing information under their own policies.
Only include information needed to describe your question. Do not include passwords, private documents or other sensitive information in a support request. You can use the contact page to prepare a question about this policy.