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Help and privacy
What is sent and what is not, troubleshooting, and reporting a bug. 6 guides.
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What Voidcanvas sends and what stays on your deviceYour images and designs stay on your device unless you choose a feature that shares them, and then they are encrypted first. The complete list of what goes over the network, and how to turn the usage counts off.Beginner4 min readPhoto editors that do not upload your photos: how to tell"Online photo editor" says where the app came from, not where your photo goes. Most web editors send the image to their servers to process it; a few do the work inside your browser and send nothing. You can tell in two minutes: open the browser's developer tools on the Network tab, load a photo into the editor and apply an edit, and look for a request roughly the size of your photo leaving the page. Then switch the browser to offline and try the same edit. A tool that keeps working offline and sends nothing the size of your image is processing on your device. Voidcanvas is built that way, and the exact list of what it does send is below.Beginner6 min read
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- Use a private session on a shared computerA private session keeps everything in memory and writes nothing to the device. Learn when to use it, what it changes, and how Delete all my data works.Beginner3 min
- Fix common problems with fonts, exports, storage and speedWhat to try when fonts look wrong, an export fails, storage is full, the Editor is slow, or a file will not open.Beginner4 min
- Browsers, devices and what the AI tools needVoidcanvas runs in a modern browser on computers, tablets and phones. Here is what it relies on, and how the on-device AI tools use WebGPU and WebAssembly.Intermediate3 min
- Report a bug so it can be fixedWhere to report a bug from anywhere in Voidcanvas, what to write so it gets fixed quickly, and exactly what the report sends.Beginner3 min