Key takeaways
- Read the current Privacy Policy and Terms before uploading sensitive material.
- Delete completed task images from the account task list when no longer needed.
- Keep licenses, releases and source records for commercial work.
- Review generated output for accuracy, rights and required disclosure.
Understand the image data flow
According to the current ImgObjectRemover Privacy Policy, the signed-in user uploads an image and instruction, the image is sent to a configured third-party AI image provider for the requested edit, and successful originals and results are stored in private Cloudflare R2 object storage linked to the account.
Task image endpoints verify the signed-in account and task owner. The browser can also cache recent before-and-after previews locally. This summary is a product explanation, not a substitute for the full policy or a provider contract.
- Source image and text instruction are processed for the edit.
- Successful original and result files are stored privately for account recovery.
- Failed or abandoned temporary task images are normally scheduled for cleanup after about 24 hours.
- Users can delete a successful task and its stored images from the account task list.
Minimize sensitive content before upload
Do not upload data merely because the tool accepts the file. Crop out unrelated documents, people, screens, addresses or identifiers when they are not needed for the edit. Confirm that your organization permits use of the configured providers and storage locations.
For confidential client, employee, health, financial, child or regulated images, apply the relevant contract, policy and legal review before using an external AI service. Private object storage reduces public exposure but does not make every upload appropriate.
Separate tool access from publication rights
A successful payment or edit does not grant rights in the source image, a person’s likeness, a trademark, artwork or other protected content. ImgObjectRemover’s Terms require users to have the necessary rights, permissions or lawful basis.
Commercial-use questions are fact-specific and laws vary. Preserve licenses, releases, commissioning agreements and approval records, and obtain professional advice when the decision has material legal or financial consequences.
Review generated details before commercial use
AI reconstruction can change labels, faces, product shape, shadows, background structure or other details. Compare the source and result at full size. An aesthetically convincing result can still be inaccurate or misleading.
For product, property, documentary or regulated advertising, define an approval owner and reject edits that change facts relevant to a purchasing or safety decision. The U.S. Copyright Office’s AI initiative is a primary source for current U.S. copyright policy materials, but it does not decide rights in a particular image [3].
Delete and document deliberately
When a successful task is no longer needed, open Account → Task history and use Delete. The application verifies ownership, deletes the R2 original and result, marks the task deleted and clears matching browser history and preview data on that device.
Deletion of a task does not erase independent operational, payment or security records that may be retained under a separate legal or service requirement. Use the feedback channel for broader privacy requests and read the current policy for scope.
Commercial image review checklist
Use this checklist as a workflow prompt, not legal approval.
- Source ownership or license recorded.
- Model/property releases or other permissions checked where relevant.
- Sensitive and unnecessary data removed before upload.
- Third-party provider use approved by the organization or client.
- Result compared with source for factual and product accuracy.
- Material AI edit disclosed when context or policy requires it.
- Marketplace, platform and advertising rules checked at publication time.
- Retention and deletion decision recorded.
Frequently asked questions
Are uploaded images public?
The current service stores successful originals and results in private object storage and checks the signed-in task owner before serving them. Images are also sent to the configured AI provider for processing. Read the current Privacy Policy for the complete flow and provider list.
How do I delete a completed image task?
Sign in, open Account, choose Task history and select Delete for the task. The application removes the stored original and result, marks the task deleted and clears matching local preview records on that device. Use the feedback channel for broader account privacy requests.
Does buying credits include commercial rights?
No automatic rights grant should be inferred from buying credits. Commercial use depends on rights in the source, people, brands and generated result, plus applicable law and destination rules. Review the Terms and obtain professional advice for consequential uses.
Sources and evidence boundary
Sources were checked on 28 July 2026. External policies can change; use the linked primary source at decision time. Product-specific behavior is bounded by the current ImgObjectRemover code and policies.
- [1] Cloudflare R2 documentationPrimary-source background on the object storage service used by the application.
- [2] OWASP File Upload Cheat SheetGeneral file-upload security controls and risk context.
- [3] U.S. Copyright Office AI initiativeCurrent primary-source U.S. copyright and AI policy materials.
- [4] ImgObjectRemover Privacy PolicyCurrent product-specific image flow, storage, providers and user controls.