Cookie and Local Storage Policy

Essential authentication cookies

We use Auth.js (NextAuth) session cookies to keep you signed in after Google authentication, refresh your session, and keep you signed in. protect access to private account features such as generation history and credits. These cookies are required for signed-in product use.

A legacy session cookie named aic_session may still appear for accounts created during an earlier auth migration. Clearing it signs that legacy session out; current sign-in uses Auth.js cookies.

Product analytics storage

The app stores a random anonymous identifier in local browser storage under fusekit_anonymous_id so product events such as uploads, generation attempts, downloads, and pricing visits can be grouped without advertising identifiers. We do not use this identifier for cross-site advertising.

Google Analytics

When enabled, Google Analytics 4 loads Google tag scripts that may set cookies or use local storage under Google's policies to measure page views and engagement. You can block or clear these via browser controls or Google's opt-out tools.

Editor draft storage

The editor may keep an in-progress draft (selected images and settings) in your browser’s IndexedDB so you can resume after leaving the page or signing in. This data stays on your device unless you clear site data.

PayPal

Opening PayPal checkout may allow PayPal to set its own cookies or storage under its policies. PayPal processes payment credentials; they are not stored by this site.

Your controls

You can clear cookies, local storage, and IndexedDB for this site in your browser. Removing authentication cookies signs you out. Removing the anonymous analytics identifier causes a new random identifier to be created on a later product event. Clearing IndexedDB removes saved editor drafts on that browser.

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