Wordli

Privacy

At Wordli, we care about your privacy. This page explains what information we collect, how we use it, and how we handle the content you create with Wordli.

The short version

  • You don't need an account, and we don't ask for your name or email to make a design.
  • Your photos never leave your device. They are never uploaded to Wordli's servers.
  • Your designs are made in your browser. We only receive a design if you choose to submit it to the gallery.
  • We collect anonymous usage analytics to understand how Wordli is used and improve it.

Photos and your content

When you add a photo, it is processed only inside your own browser to draw the preview and create your download. Photos are never sent to Wordli's servers, never stored by us, and never shown publicly. To let you pick up where you left off, your most recent photo may be kept in your browser's own storage on this device — you can clear it at any time by clearing your browser's site data.

The words, shape, colours and other settings of your design are also processed in your browser. Your latest design is saved on this device so it's still there when you come back.

"Save for later" edit links hold your design settings inside the link itself, so nothing is stored on our servers when you create one. Photos are never included in these links. Anyone you share the link with can open the design, so share it only with people you trust.

Information you choose to send us

Gallery submissions. If you choose to submit a design to the gallery, we receive the design's words, optional title, shape, colours and layout settings. Any photo is removed before submitting — photos are never part of a submission. Submissions are private until we review them; only designs we explicitly approve appear in the public gallery, and we may also keep some privately for reference.

Feedback. If you rate your experience or send us a message, we receive your rating, what you wrote, whether you agreed that we may quote it, and basic context such as the type of design you were making and your interface language.

Anonymous analytics

We record anonymous events about how Wordli is used — for example which pages are visited, which designs are opened, and when a design is downloaded. Each event includes a random identifier created in your browser, the type of device (mobile or desktop), the interface language, the page, the referring website and any campaign tags in the link.

This identifier is not linked to your name, email or account (there are no accounts). We don't use advertising trackers or sell your information. The words you type into your design are not included in these analytics.

Cookies and browser storage

Wordli uses your browser's local storage to remember things like your latest design, your language, preferences such as dismissed notices, and the anonymous analytics identifier. This information stays on your device. You can remove it at any time by clearing this site's data in your browser.

Word Tools

Text you paste into the Word Tools is processed in your browser and is not sent to our servers. If you choose to open it in Wordli, it's passed to the design editor within your browser.

How we use information

We use the information described above only to run Wordli, choose and publish gallery designs, respond to feedback, and understand how to make Wordli better.

Services we rely on

Wordli is hosted on a cloud platform that also stores gallery submissions, feedback and anonymous analytics on our behalf. We don't share this information with anyone else for their own purposes.

Keeping information secure

Access to submissions, feedback and analytics is restricted to Wordli's administrators. Because photos never leave your device, there are no photos on our side to protect or lose.

Your choices

You can use Wordli without submitting anything. You can clear everything stored on your device by clearing this site's data in your browser. If you'd like a gallery submission or feedback you sent removed, or have any question about your information, contact us using the feedback link below.

Changes to this page

If the way Wordli handles information changes, we'll update this page.