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Privacy Policy
Updated May 13, 2026
Images Stay in Your Browser
Living the Grid processes uploaded images locally in your browser. The app uses browser APIs and canvas rendering to read the file, create previews, match colors, and generate downloadable PNG patterns.
The app does not need to upload your source image to a server for the core grid-making workflow.
Information We Do Not Ask For
Living the Grid does not require an account, password, payment information, or social login to use the pixel grid maker.
The app does not ask for sensitive personal information to create grids.
Local Storage
The app may store display preferences, such as theme choice, in your browser local storage. This helps preserve your interface preference between visits.
You can clear local storage through your browser settings.
Analytics and Advertising Partners
Living the Grid uses Google Analytics to understand aggregate traffic, page views, session sources, and product interactions. Analytics helps identify which guides and tools are useful without requiring a Living the Grid account.
Living the Grid may display ads through Google AdSense or another advertising partner. If ads are enabled, those partners may use cookies, web beacons, IP addresses, device identifiers, or similar technologies to serve, measure, limit, and improve ads.
Third-party vendors, including Google, may use information from visits to this site and other sites to personalize ads where allowed by law and your consent choices.
Cookie and Ad Choices
You can block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Blocking cookies may affect analytics, advertising, saved preferences, or other browser features.
Users in regions where consent is required may be asked for consent before personalized advertising cookies, local storage, or similar technologies are used.
You can manage personalized Google ads and industry interest-based advertising choices through the resources below.
Contact
For privacy questions, contact hello@living-the-grid.net and include the page or feature your question refers to.