Privacy Policy

Spritesheet Forge

This policy describes what Spritesheet Forge stores locally in your browser, what it sends to third-party services when you use a feature, and what it does not keep on its own servers.

1. What we store

We do not run a database for your spritesheets or GIF library.
The app stores some convenience data in your browser only, including saved sessions, copied IDs, and local GIF blobs used for restore.
These browser-only records use localStorage and, for local GIF files, IndexedDB.
If you clear site data in your browser, those local records are removed.

2. Roblox sign-in

If you connect Roblox, the app uses a secure session cookie so Cloudflare Pages Functions can keep you signed in.
That cookie is used for auth and uploads only. It is not meant to be a general content store.
You can disconnect from the app at any time.

3. What gets sent out

Files you upload into the editor stay in your browser while they are being processed.
If you choose to upload to Roblox, the generated PNGs and the metadata you enter are sent to Roblox so the upload can happen.
If you search or load GIFs, the relevant search or fetch request is sent to the GIF provider you selected.

4. Debug mode

When you open the site with ?debug=true, the page may show raw JSON and upload responses in the browser so you can troubleshoot issues. That debug output is local to your browser view.

5. Cookies and storage

The site uses cookies for Roblox authentication and OAuth flow handling. The app also uses local browser storage for saved creations and local GIF restore. You can clear both through your browser settings.

6. Third-party services

Spritesheet Forge relies on Roblox for upload/auth flows and on GIF/search providers for GIF features. Their own privacy policies apply to the data you send to them.

7. Your choices

You can use the editor without signing in.
You can avoid Roblox uploads and just export locally.
You can delete the browser-stored session data by clearing site data for this site.

8. Changes

If the app starts storing more than browser-local convenience data, this page will be updated to say so clearly.

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