Privacy & cookies

Tools process your selected images, documents, audio and video in your browser. The creative tools do not upload those files or face landmarks to Grasany or an advertising provider. Live camera and microphone access starts only when you choose it; Stop releases the source. Closing or hiding the camera workspace also stops capture.

Browser storage and account access

Your browser can store preferences such as saved workflows, favorite looks, pinned tools, recent tool names and batch file names/status. Prepared offline workspaces store public application code, fonts and processing assets in browser caches. Media outputs remain in memory until you download them. Clearing this site’s browser storage removes saved preferences and offline files.

Account availability is checked with Grasany’s first-party sign-in endpoint. When sign-in is configured, it uses account identity and product session cookies. File contents are not sent through sign-in. Advertising eligibility does not turn a saved offline-access preference or an unconfigured sign-in service into a verified guest, account or paid status.

Optional advertising

Advertising is currently disabled in this implementation. Provider approval and review of the published consent configuration are still required, so the integration does not request Google’s ad or messaging scripts.

The prepared placements are a clearly labelled, non-sticky side gutter and a separate bottom panel in normal page flow on selected static collections. The side gutter needs a wide desktop layout; the bottom panel requires its own reviewed unit and size. The homepage task composer, interactive tools, media/file/camera/export workspaces, embedded tools, account, payment and privacy pages are excluded. Signed-in visitors, unknown/restoring sessions and offline access are excluded.

Before any future activation, Grasany must review provider approval, a real ad unit and a published certified consent-management configuration. An eligible guest’s consent must cover the relevant frameworks; a missing consent API or an inapplicable EU framework alone will not authorize ads. Global Privacy Control or an opt-out suppresses this integration.

If a reviewed consent bootstrap is enabled later, Google’s scripts may load with ad requests paused while its published message obtains a choice. Google documents that this can still load scripts and read existing Google-domain cookies. Pausing is not the same as having made no network contact. See Google’s paused-request explanation.

Full-screen advertising is disabled. Any future Vignette setup needs provider review, Tools-only scope, a conservative frequency and safe navigation after completed work. This implementation does not insert an ad modal, delay processing or block a promised download.

Privacy choices

The entry is available throughout Tools. With advertising disabled it explains the current state and does not load a provider. When an approved Google EU consent message is available, it can reopen that message through Google’s supported revocation API. Google’s own published US choices must remain available; this integration does not replace them with an Ad Manager-only dialog.

Withdrawal or a change to an excluded audience pauses future requests, removes Tools-owned ad placements and fences pending callbacks. It cannot undo information already transmitted or promise to abort a request that has already started. The same document will not request another unit after suppression; a later page visit must pass all checks again.

External services and controls

Opening a Google search link sends that search to Google only when you choose the link. Browser downloads go to your selected local download location. Your browser and device provide camera, microphone, storage and Global Privacy Control settings. Advertising choices do not change access to the free local tools.

Provider publication, regional consent behavior and any eventual signed-in entitlement contract are separate review steps. This page describes the current default-off implementation, rather than asserting provider approval or a live advertising service.