How Frameow uses essential cookies and similar browser storage
2026/09/13
Frameow uses cookies and similar browser storage to keep the website secure, maintain sign-in sessions, and remember basic preferences.
Essential cookies support account authentication, session security, request protection, and other functions required for the website to work. Disabling them may prevent sign-in or other core features from working.
Frameow may store choices such as color mode or language preference so the website can present the experience you selected on a future visit.
Browser storage keeps a pending portrait request until its task is confirmed, then keeps the task identifier until completion so a refresh or interrupted connection does not create a duplicate charge. Optional first-party measurement starts only after you enable Website analytics. It uses a random visit identifier, a session that expires after 30 minutes of inactivity, public page categories, campaign labels and interaction events. Browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals disable optional measurement.
When you use an external sign-in or payment page, that provider may set cookies under its own policy. Frameow does not control cookies set on a third-party website.
When enabled for production, Google Analytics 4 receives permitted page and interaction events and server-confirmed generation and payment events. Advertising storage and personalization are disabled. Microsoft Clarity, when enabled, is restricted to selected public browsing pages with text and personal images masked; only our public static example images may be visible. Creation forms, authentication, account and artwork pages are excluded from recording. We do not send your uploaded photos, portrait text, cat names, email addresses or signed image links to these analytics tools.
Our operational database separately records generation and payment facts needed to run the service. Anonymous daily image totals can remain after account deletion; account-linked analytics details are deleted with the account.
TikTok ad measurement is a separate, optional choice in Privacy settings. When you enable it, TikTok Pixel and Events API receive public style views and server-confirmed registration, checkout and positive payment events. Matching can include your browser IP address, user agent, TikTok click identifier (ttclid) and TikTok browser cookie (_ttp). We do not send email addresses, phone numbers, account IDs, uploaded photos or portrait text. TikTok may use these events for ad attribution and optimization under its privacy policy.
The first-party marketing consent and opaque attribution cookies expire after 30 days. Frameow removes attribution records and related delivery records after 30 days, and deletes account-linked records with the account. Pending events expire after 24 hours. TikTok manages its own cookie and event retention. DNT and GPC disable this optional measurement. Declining all or withdrawing TikTok consent cancels pending deliveries associated with your current visit or signed-in account; events already sent cannot be recalled.
Use Privacy settings at the bottom of the website to allow or decline optional analytics. Declining stops future optional collection and cancels pending server analytics deliveries that we can associate with your account or current visit; it does not recall requests already sent. Most browsers also let you inspect, block, or delete cookies. Blocking essential cookies may sign you out or make account features unavailable.
We may update this policy when the website’s use of cookies changes. The date at the top shows the latest published version.
Questions about cookies can be sent to support@frameow.com.