Privacy Policy
Pixel Art Generator (ImageToPixelApp) is a browser-based tool. We do not require accounts. Most image processing happens locally in your browser. We use third-party services for analytics and ads to understand usage and keep the site free.
What we collect
- Usage data (e.g., page views, feature events) via analytics.
- Session diagnostics (e.g., interaction patterns) via session recording tools.
- Advertising data (e.g., ad performance signals) via ad networks.
We do not ask you to submit personal information. Uploaded images are processed in your browser and are not intentionally uploaded to our servers as part of normal operation.
Sources of data
- Information collected automatically by your browser when loading pages.
- Third-party scripts (analytics/session recording/ads) loaded on the site.
How we use data
- Operate and improve the editor and tutorials.
- Measure performance, detect errors, and prevent abuse.
- Understand which content is useful (e.g., tutorials, features).
- Serve and measure ads (if enabled).
Sharing
We may share data in these cases:
- With our service providers (e.g., analytics, session recording, advertising).
- If required by law or to protect the site and users.
Your choices
- Where required, use the consent controls shown by Google's certified consent management platform.
- Use browser settings or extensions to block third-party scripts/cookies.
- Use ad personalization controls provided by your Google account (if applicable).
- Stop using the site at any time.
Third-party services
This site may use:
- Google Analytics (analytics)
- Microsoft Clarity (session recording/diagnostics)
- Google AdSense (advertising)
These providers initialize on applicable top-level pages and may use cookies, web beacons, IP addresses, or other identifiers according to their own policies. The site does not require a project-built consent click before loading these providers. For visitors in the EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland, Google AdSense uses a Google-certified consent management platform that integrates with the IAB Transparency and Consent Framework. Google tags follow the resulting consent signals; Microsoft Clarity uses its supported consent mode and operates without consent in a limited, no-cookie mode. Personalized advertising is not enabled unless the required consent signal is available.
Editor content and measurement
Product events use fixed categories such as input type, source-page group, and size or block-count ranges. They do not include filenames, file or blob URLs, exact dimensions, exact material counts, canvas pixels, commands, schematic contents, custom palettes, or raw errors. Sensitive Editor surfaces are masked from Microsoft Clarity.
Contact
For privacy inquiries, please use this contact form: Google Form.