Privacy policy.

The short version: none of these apps uploads your images or scanned pages. We do not operate a server that receives your files, do not require an account, and do not sell personal data. Image Toolbox and ID Photo Maker use Firebase Analytics for non-sensitive product events; DocScan has no analytics. Image Toolbox and ID Photo Maker use Google Play for optional one-time purchases. Image Toolbox version 2.0.3 also uses Google AdMob; ID Photo Maker and DocScan have no advertising enabled.

Photos, scanned pages, file paths, face landmarks and segmentation masks are processed locally and are not sent to PixelVision Lab. The sections below identify which practices apply to each app.

1. Your images and files

Every operation runs on your device using the phone’s own processor. In Image Toolbox this includes resizing, compressing, converting, cropping, rotating, filtering and batch processing. In ID Photo Maker it includes face detection, background segmentation, cropping, adjustments, export and print-sheet creation. In DocScan it includes document edge detection, perspective correction, enhancement, page management and PDF generation. Images are opened through Android’s system picker, returned by your phone’s camera app, or captured by DocScan’s camera screen.

• Images are never uploaded to PixelVision Lab or to any third party.
• Image Toolbox saves results to an Image Toolbox album. ID Photo Maker saves to an ID Photo Maker album when you choose Save to gallery. DocScan exports to Downloads/DocScan through Android MediaStore. Copies remain until you delete them.
• ID Photo Maker also keeps working copies, project records and thumbnails in app-managed storage so projects can be reopened. You can delete all project history in Settings.
• DocScan keeps document records in a local SQLite database, plus source images, corrected pages, thumbnails and preferences in app-private storage. Deleting all scans removes document records and their page files, but does not remove saved Downloads exports or preferences.
• Your selected original is not overwritten. Every export is a new file.
• The app does not read files you have not selected, and does not scan your gallery in the background.
• Processing works in airplane mode. DocScan has no Internet permission. Image Toolbox advertising, analytics and purchase checks need a connection; ID Photo Maker analytics and purchase checks need one.
• Photos, processed previews, face landmarks, masks, filenames and file paths are never included in analytics events.

ID Photo Maker stores some working files in app-managed storage. Files needed for an existing project may remain until you delete that project or clear project history. Gallery exports are separate copies and are not removed by uninstalling the app.

DocScan documents stay in app-private storage until you delete them in the app or uninstall it. Files exported to Downloads/DocScan are separate copies and must be deleted from Downloads or your file manager. Sharing or printing a document sends a copy to the app or service you choose.

2. Permissions and why each one is requested

Image Toolbox does not hold a photo library permission or a storage permission. Images are opened through Android’s system picker, and results are saved through MediaStore.

ID Photo Maker uses Android’s system picker and the device camera app. Its manifest declares Internet for Firebase Analytics and Google Play Billing, plus a legacy Write external storage permission limited to Android 10 (API 29) and below for gallery saves. It has no camera permission in the manifest; choosing the camera option launches your phone’s camera app.

DocScan uses the Camera permission for its in-app scanner. Its production manifest does not declare Internet. It declares Network state as a dependency of Firebase Core, though DocScan does not use analytics or send data. A legacy Read external storage permission is limited to Android 12 (API 32) and below for importing images. Exports use Android MediaStore, and its own documents are kept in app-private storage.

The permissions declared by Image Toolbox are:

• Internet to request ads and send analytics events.
• Network state to detect whether a connection is available before an ad request.
• Advertising ID and Ad Services for the Google Mobile Ads SDK to serve and measure ads.
• Billing to offer and restore the optional one-time purchase that removes ads, handled by Google Play.
• Foreground service and wake lock used by the advertising and Firebase libraries, including during an ad request.

Any permission can be changed in Android’s system settings. Restricting network or storage access may disable purchase checks, analytics or gallery saves, but image editing itself remains local.

3. Advertising (Google AdMob)

This section applies to Image Toolbox only. Image Toolbox is supported by advertising delivered through Google AdMob. ID Photo Maker and DocScan currently have advertising disabled and do not request or display ads.

The publisher account used is pub-1719382326804804, verified through the app-ads.txt file at the root of this website. That public record lets Google confirm that this site belongs to the AdMob account above.

To serve ads, the Google Mobile Ads SDK may collect and process:

• a resettable advertising identifier (Advertising ID) or app set ID, where permitted by your device settings;
• coarse location derived from IP address, used for regional ad relevance;
• device information such as model, operating system version and language;
• ad interaction data, including which ads were shown, clicked or dismissed.

This data is processed by Google as described in How Google uses information from sites or apps that use our services and the Google Privacy Policy. PixelVision Lab does not receive your images, files, contacts or precise location through the ads SDK, and does not maintain a profile of you beyond aggregated, anonymised revenue reporting.

Your controls: you can reset or delete your Advertising ID, and opt out of personalised advertising, in Settings → Google → Ads on your Android device. Image Toolbox does not show its own consent form; personalised advertising is governed by that device-level setting and by whatever Google’s SDK decides it must ask for in your region. If you buy the ad-free upgrade described in section 5, no further ads are requested.

4. Analytics (Firebase Analytics)

Image Toolbox uses Firebase Analytics, a Google service, to understand which tools people use. It records a tool_opened event with the name of the tool, such as resize or batch. No filename, dimensions, image content or pixel data is included.

ID Photo Maker uses Firebase Analytics for product events and settings: app_open, preset_selected, photo_imported, camera_capture_completed, face_detection_completed, project_reopened, pro_screen_viewed, background_removed, background_changed, image_exported and purchase_completed. Parameters are limited to non-sensitive values such as preset ID, country code, document type, export format, background type and Pro status. Photos, file paths, face landmarks, segmentation masks and personal information are not included.

DocScan does not use Firebase Analytics or any other analytics service. Scanned pages, document names, file paths and export activity are not sent anywhere.

Alongside each event, Google records the standard app-instance information the SDK attaches automatically — an app instance identifier, device model, operating system version, language, country derived from IP address, and an approximate session length. PixelVision Lab sees this only as aggregate counts in the Firebase console, not as records tied to a person. A separate Firebase user ID is never set, and the app never asks you to sign in.

Firebase data is retained under Google’s standard analytics retention settings and handled under the Google Privacy Policy linked above. You can limit this data through device-level privacy controls or by blocking the app’s network access in Android settings. Image Toolbox and ID Photo Maker continue to process files offline; analytics events are simply not sent.

5. Purchases (Google Play)

Image Toolbox and ID Photo Maker offer optional one-time purchases processed entirely by Google Play Billing. Image Toolbox offers an ad-free purchase. ID Photo Maker offers pro_lifetime, which unlocks Pro features and unlimited local projects. Neither purchase is a subscription. DocScan currently has no purchases.

PixelVision Lab never sees your card, billing address or Google Account credentials. The app receives only the purchase result and whether the entitlement is valid, then keeps that entitlement state on the device. If you reinstall or change phones, the app asks Google Play again whether your account owns the purchase. Refunds, payment history and purchase disputes are handled by Google Play support.

6. What we do not collect

• No name, email address or phone number. There is no account or sign-in.
• No access to contacts, call logs, SMS, calendar, microphone or precise location.
• No camera access unless you choose the camera option yourself, and no access to images you did not select.
• No analytics on what is inside your images, no crash reports tied to an identity, and no advertising profiles built by PixelVision Lab.
• No selling, renting or sharing of personal data with data brokers.

7. Retention and deletion

Because PixelVision Lab does not operate a user database, there is normally nothing stored on our side to delete. Image Toolbox exports remain in the Image Toolbox gallery album until you delete them. ID Photo Maker project history remains in app-managed storage until you delete the projects or clear history in Settings. DocScan keeps document records and page files in app-private storage until you delete all scans or uninstall the app. Deleting all scans does not remove preferences, app-private exports or files saved in Downloads/DocScan. Gallery and Downloads exports remain until you delete them separately.

If you send us an email, we keep it only as long as needed to resolve your issue, and delete it on request. To make a privacy request, write to khiembka1992@gmail.com with “Privacy request” in the subject. We respond within 30 days.

For data held by Google in connection with advertising, analytics or purchases, use the controls in your Google Account; we cannot delete that data on your behalf.

8. Children

PixelVision Lab apps are general-purpose utility tools and are not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has provided personal information to us, for example by emailing support, contact us and we will delete it.

9. Security

Because processing happens locally and no personal data is stored on a server, the main risk to your information is the security of your own device. We recommend keeping Android and the app updated, and using a screen lock. This website is served over HTTPS.

10. Changes to this policy

If an app starts using a new third-party service, or the way data is handled changes, this page is updated before that version is released and the “last updated” date above changes. Material changes are also noted in the app’s Play Store release notes.

11. Contact

Questions about this policy, or about how a specific app handles data:

PixelVision Lab
Email: khiembka1992@gmail.com
Developer page: PixelVision Lab on Google Play