Privacy

Privacy

What SVG Studio collects, what stays on your device, and how gallery publishing works.

What this covers

SVG Studio is split across three sites: this homepage (svgstudio.io), the editor (app.svgstudio.io), and the public gallery (gallery.svgstudio.io). This page describes how those surfaces handle information.

This marketing site

svgstudio.io is a static site. It does not create accounts, run analytics, or set a session cookie. Visiting it does not sign you in.

What stays on your device

The editor autosaves the current workspace in your browser using IndexedDB. That file stays on the device until you clear site data or publish. Opening, drawing, and exporting do not require an account.

When you sign in

Optional sign-in uses an email one-time code. We store the email address, a user id, and a username you choose, and we set a session cookie on the editor so you stay signed in. Firebase Authentication processes that sign-in.

When you publish

Publishing sends the SVG, a thumbnail, the document title, and your username to the gallery. Those files live in Google Cloud Storage and Firestore so anyone can view them on gallery.svgstudio.io. Do not publish work you do not want public.

Processors

Account, gallery, and related backend services run on Google Firebase (Authentication, Firestore, Storage, and Cloud Functions). We do not sell personal information, and this marketing site has no checkout.

Your choices

You can keep using the editor without an account. You can clear local workspace data from the browser. To change or delete account or published-gallery data, sign in at app.svgstudio.io with the same email you used to create the account.

Changes

If this policy changes, we will update the date above. Continued use of the editor or gallery after an update means the new text applies.