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Where your photos and drafts stay, and how to remove them.

Last updated: 2026-11-03

Scope

This notice describes the current preview workspace. It lets you select a style, add photos, and save a draft in your browser. Video generation and payment are not available in this workspace.

Photos and local drafts

The workspace reads a photo only after you choose the file. It displays the photo in your browser. It does not send the selected photo to a video provider or upload service.

Saving a draft stores its photos and template choice in this browser on this device. Saving requires an explicit action. Other people who use the same browser profile may be able to open those drafts.

A draft is not a cloud backup. It does not automatically appear on another device. Private browsing, storage limits, or clearing browser data can remove it. Keep the original photos somewhere you control.

Removing a draft

Open My drafts to manage saved drafts. Deleting a draft removes its stored copy from this browser. You can also remove all local drafts by clearing this site's data in your browser settings.

Deleting a draft does not delete the original photo from your device. We cannot restore a draft after its local data is removed.

Website requests and preferences

Opening a page sends ordinary request information to the server, such as the requested URL and network address. Server and hosting logs are separate from the photos stored in your browser.

The website can store language, display, and session preferences. An account is not required to use the preview workspace.

Do not put private information or passwords in a page URL or a support message. Include only the information needed to explain a support request.

Accounts and support

If you create an account, the site stores account information such as your name, email address, and sign-in details. It uses account and session information to provide sign-in and access to account features. If you sign in with Google, Google provides account information to the site as part of that sign-in process.

Cloudflare sends account emails, including verification and password-reset messages, when those emails are enabled. Emails sent to support@irapvideo.com are forwarded through Cloudflare to our Gmail inbox.

When you submit a support ticket, the site stores your message and attachment references. Ticket attachments are uploaded to the configured storage service or server; unlike preview photos in a local draft, they are not kept only in your browser.

When Telegram ticket alerts are enabled, Telegram receives the ticket title, a portion of the message, your name and email, and associated timing and location information when available. The alert can include the number of attachments. The support team uses these alerts to notice and respond to requests.

Access and deletion requests

You can ask about access to, correction of, or deletion of your account and support information by contacting support@irapvideo.com. We will review the request and any information we need to verify your identity. Applicable requirements or records needed for legitimate purposes may affect what we can delete.

Account and support records do not have a configured automatic deletion schedule. Local drafts can be removed as described above.

Optional usage statistics

Usage statistics are off by default. You can turn them on with the usage-statistics control in the footer. The workspace works with this option turned off.

After you turn it on, the preview creates random browser and session identifiers. It can record page views, template selections, photo selections, draft saves, and draft deletions. These events help identify problems in the preview workflow.

Each event contains its random identifier, event type, time, page category, browser and session identifiers, preview environment, and software version. Where relevant, it includes the template identifier and number of photos. The server also records when it receives the event.

These events do not contain photos, photo file names, prompts, account identities, payment information, query strings, or individual draft identifiers. They are sent to this preview's event database, not to a third-party analytics service. Ordinary server requests can still produce the request information described above.

Turning statistics off stops future reports, discards queued reports, and removes the local browser and session identifiers. A request that has already been sent cannot be recalled. Events already received remain in the preview database until the operator removes them; an automatic deletion schedule has not been configured.

The browser remembers your on/off choice. Turning the option on again creates new identifiers. The preview does not join these identifiers to an account or to another device.

Future video generation

Before remote generation opens, this notice must describe the selected provider, data transfers, retention, deletion process, and contact details. The preview does not establish those future terms.

Questions about this preview

For questions about this notice, contact support@irapvideo.com. Do not send photos when reporting a problem.