Last updated 15 August 2026
Privacy
The short version
Splittt has two kinds of tools. The local utilities run in your browser. The presentation workspace uses server-side services to provide its workflow. This page explains that distinction so you can choose the right tool for the job.
Local utilities
Image resize/compress and video cut process the files you select in your browser and do not send those source files to Splittt's application server. The cutout tool also processes your selected image in the browser, but first downloads the onnx-community/ormbg-ONNX model from the Hugging Face Hub (huggingface.co). Its ONNX Runtime Web files may load from jsDelivr (cdn.jsdelivr.net). Those are browser downloads; they are not uploads of your source image to Splittt.
Presentation workspace
When you use the signed-in presentation workspace, files, prompts, generated results, and account information may be processed by Google Vertex AI and stored in Supabase database and private Storage services. The app is hosted on Vercel. These server-side features are different from the local utilities, so do not treat them as browser-only processing.
Access requests
If you request access, Splittt stores your email address, optional use-case note, limited campaign fields, landing-page path, and the request’s review or invitation state. This is used only to review access and manage an invitation; the form does not add you to a newsletter. Access-request records are deleted after 365 days.
Website measurement and abuse prevention
Splittt records only allowlisted, identifier-free website events (a call-to-action click, local-tool opening, or access-request submission) with limited campaign fields and landing-page path. No account, cookie, or visitor identifier is attached to those event rows, which are deleted after 180 days. For abuse control, the application stores keyed HMAC fingerprints for up to 2 days instead of putting raw network addresses in its marketing tables. It does not add user-agent strings, session identifiers, full referrers, prompts, filenames, or source files to those tables. Hosting infrastructure may process network data under its own operational and security policies.
Changes
This page may change as the product changes. Material changes to where a workflow runs or what it stores should be reflected here before that workflow is presented as available.
Questions
For privacy questions or requests about this notice, email sam@fnatic.com.