Pixora Privacy Policy

This policy explains the default privacy approach for the browser-based image editor. Images are processed locally with Canvas API and are not uploaded to a server by default.

Last updated: 1 August 2026

Local preferences

PWA prompt preferences may be stored in browser local storage.

No account by default

The editor does not require accounts or collect personal data by itself.

Customize for production

Update this page when adding analytics, uploads, cloud storage, or external APIs.

1. Overview

Pixora is a browser-based image editor. By default, uploaded images are read and edited on the user device.

No image upload, account, or cloud storage feature is included by default.

2. Local Data

The application may store the PWA install prompt dismissal preference in browser local storage. Uploaded images, edit history, and exported image data are not stored in local storage.

These values remain on the user device until browser storage is cleared. Use the button below to remove Pixora preferences from this browser.

3. Technical Data

Hosting providers may process standard server logs such as IP address, user agent, requested URL, and timestamps for security, troubleshooting, and operation.

Image pixels and image file contents are not included in application URLs, analytics, or application logs.

4. Third Parties

This app does not include analytics, payment, upload, or authentication providers by default. If you add third-party services, document them here.

5. Security

Images are processed locally by the browser and are not uploaded by default. The PWA service worker caches only same-origin application assets and the app shell; it does not cache image files selected by the user or API responses.

Use reasonable security practices for your final application, especially when adding user accounts, file uploads, databases, or external integrations.

6. Changes

Update this policy whenever your application changes how it stores, processes, or shares data.

7. Contact

For privacy questions or requests, contact Nasution Corporation at rivaifnasution@gmail.com.

Preparing Pixora

Loading the image workspace and checking browser capabilities.

2. Local Data

The application may store the PWA install prompt dismissal preference in browser local storage. Uploaded images, edit history, and exported image data are not stored in local storage.

These values remain on the user device until browser storage is cleared. Use the button below to remove Pixora preferences from this browser.

5. Security

Use reasonable security practices for your final application, especially when adding user accounts, file uploads, databases, or external integrations.