Your uploaded photos are used only for the FaceTiny creation workflow — and they don't stick around.
Last updated 1 October 2026 · facetiny.appition.com
The photo you upload is used for one thing only: building your FaceTiny prompt. It is stored outside the public web root under a random filename, is never shown to anyone else, and is deleted as soon as your prompt has been generated.
The preview sheet image you bring back from ChatGPT is kept only while we slice it into individual stickers and repackage them. It is deleted automatically after 24 hours, and sooner if you finish early.
Your processed stickers and ZIP are served through a temporary, signed download link. The link and the files behind it expire after 24 hours, after which a scheduled cleanup removes them permanently.
Every upload is validated and stored privately. We never trust the filename your browser sends us, and private storage is never exposed directly to the web.
We record anonymous, aggregated events so we know which parts of FaceTiny actually work — things like landing_view, create_started, photo_uploaded, prompt_copied, sheet_uploaded, stickers_processed and zip_downloaded. IP addresses are hashed. FaceTiny has no accounts, so there is no name, email or profile attached to any of it.
FaceTiny does not call any AI image-generation API. You generate your sticker pack yourself, inside ChatGPT, under OpenAI's own terms and privacy policy. Whatever you paste there is handled by OpenAI, not by us.
Questions about your data, or want something deleted sooner? Write to hello@appition.com and we'll sort it out.
