Privacy Policy

The text you type is sent to our server, checked against a content filter, forwarded to Hugging Face to be rendered, and then discarded. It is not written to a database, not logged alongside anything that identifies you, and not used to train anything.

Most prompts are filtered by simple word matching on our own server, which sends your text nowhere. A small number that match certain terms are additionally sent to a moderation model hosted by Hugging Face for a second opinion. Both paths discard the text once the answer comes back.

Hugging Face receives the prompt in order to generate the image. Their handling of it is governed by their privacy policy, not this one.

The generated image is streamed straight back to your browser. It is never saved to disk on our side, and there is no gallery, no history and no shared feed — nobody else can see what you make.

Before it reaches you it is passed through an image classifier hosted by Hugging Face, which returns a single number indicating whether the picture is explicit. If it is, the image is discarded and never sent. The classifier sees the image; no person does, and nothing is kept afterwards.

The images shown in the session strip exist only in your browser tab's memory. Closing or reloading the tab destroys them permanently, so download anything you want to keep.

This is the one place the site handles something identifying. Because there is no sign-up, the daily limit has to be attached to something, and your IP address is part of how usage is counted.

It is never stored. It is converted into an irreversible identifier the moment it arrives, and that identifier is kept against nothing but a number: how many images have been generated today. It is not linked to your prompts, your images, or anything else, and it cannot be turned back into an address.

A cookie is used alongside it, described below. These counts are deleted every day. Nothing accumulates, and there is no history to request or delete because none is kept.

ImagiForge refuses prompts for explicit or adult content, refuses anything sexual involving minors outright, and refuses depictions of sacred figures or content that desecrates religious subjects. Ordinary religious subjects — a mosque, a saint, a temple — are not affected.

Filtering is not perfect, and an innocent prompt is occasionally refused. If that happens, rephrasing usually works. Repeated refusals may temporarily suspend access. Refused prompts are not stored.

Two, and neither is used for tracking. if_vid holds a random number that distinguishes your browser from someone else's, so usage can be counted per person rather than per network. It is not derived from anything about you, and it means nothing on any other site.

if_quota holds today's date and how many images you have generated, so the page can show your remaining count without waiting on a request. Both are signed so they cannot be edited, are readable only by this site, and are shared with nobody.

There are no analytics, advertising or tracking cookies here.

There are none. No Google Analytics, no Vercel Analytics, no pixels, no third-party scripts of any kind. The only outbound request the site makes is the one that generates your image.

Images are generated by Stable Diffusion XL from Stability AI. It is a general-purpose model trained on public data; ImagiForge does not fine-tune it and does not send it anything beyond your prompt and the size you asked for.

ImagiForge is not directed at children under 13 and collects nothing that would identify one. Because there is no account system, there is also no age gate — parents supervising a child's use of generative image tools should be aware that any such model can produce unexpected output.

If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it. There is no mailing list to notify, because there are no addresses to notify.

Questions can go to Adnan Temur Barcha via the links in the footer.