Cookie Policy
How authentication, essential preferences, and optional device verification use browser storage.
Device verification for the free trial
Current trial terms and allowances appear on pricing and in the studio. If a selected trial flow requests device verification and you agree, Fingerprint may use cookies, local storage, and browser or device signals to identify repeat trial requests. This verification is not started simply by browsing the public site. See the Privacy Policy for retained trial records, or contact [email protected] with questions.
1. What cookies are used for
Cookies are small values stored by a browser and returned with relevant requests. An authenticated application uses session information to recognize a signed-in user and maintain a secure login flow. Cookies are not a substitute for server-side permission checks.
2. Essential authentication storage
The Supabase authentication integration uses cookies for the login session and the temporary proof needed to complete an OAuth callback. Session information is verified with the authentication provider before account access is granted.
Google Analytics 4 is enabled by default on public pages unless you have saved a refusal. No automatic cookie banner is displayed. Use Cookie settings in the footer to disable or enable Analytics. We do not send account details, uploaded files, prompts, or URL query strings to analytics. Analytics and advertising have independent preferences. Advertising is off until you accept it in Cookie settings. When enabled, Meta Pixel measures page visits, confirmed registrations and purchases, and model-generation actions. Meta receives technical browser data and event information such as page URL, purchase value and currency. We do not provide email addresses, prompts, uploaded files or private asset URLs to the Pixel. Google advertising tags run only when configured and consented to. You can withdraw optional tracking consent in Cookie settings. Meta privacy information: https://www.facebook.com/privacy/policy/
3. Preferences and optional tracking
Use Cookie settings to accept or reject analytics at any time. We save your choice in local storage. Refusals remain in effect until you change them or clear browser storage. Rejecting analytics does not disable sign-in, payments, or model generation. Withdrawing consent stops future analytics events and removes Google Analytics cookies from this site.
4. Browser controls
You can inspect, delete, or block cookies through your browser settings. Blocking essential session cookies can prevent sign-in or interrupt a login callback. Clearing browser data does not necessarily delete server-side account records; use [email protected] for an account data request.
5. Provider inventory and changes
Google Analytics may use _ga and _ga_* cookies to distinguish visits. Their lifetime depends on the Google Analytics configuration. Google receives technical and visit data while Analytics is enabled. See the Google privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Authentication cookie names and lifetimes depend on the connected provider configuration. Contact [email protected] for information about the current authentication storage configuration. If new non-essential storage is introduced, this notice and the relevant controls will be updated.
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