Account and sign-in

Email-code and Google sign-in are provided through Clerk. The service uses account identifiers and contact details to connect your sign-in, credit balance, orders, and video tasks. Google authentication is routed through the Union Login Center.

Portraits and video tasks

Selecting a photo creates a preview in your browser. The photo is sent from your browser only when you submit a video task. The task requires 150 credits and sends the two portraits and the optional appearance preference to moderation and generation services for processing. Task status and account ownership are stored so you can view your work in the private library. Sample clips are public examples and are not made from your photos.

Video access and retention

Completed videos are associated with your account and delivered through an authenticated media endpoint. Finished videos are available to download for 24 hours; after that window the MP4 can no longer be downloaded. The service stores task and order records needed to operate your account. This site does not currently provide an automatic account or media deletion control. To request access or deletion, contact support at [email protected].

Payments

Credit packs are available through Stripe Checkout. Stripe processes card details; I Love The Smiths AI stores order, amount, credit, and payment status records, not full card numbers.

Microsoft Clarity analytics

Microsoft Clarity loads automatically on public production pages of this site, without a consent prompt. It may record clicks, scrolling, page structure, and session playback to help improve the site. Advertising storage is denied. Photo upload forms, uploaded photos and private areas are masked; sign-in, sso-callback, payment, videos, credits, and payments pages, and URLs carrying token, code, or session parameters, are excluded from collection. To stop analytics recording, block clarity.ms with your browser's tracking protection or an extension.

Service providers

The site uses Cloudflare for hosting and application data, Clerk for sign-in, Stripe for credit-pack payments, Microsoft Clarity for public-page analytics, and moderation and AI generation providers for submitted video tasks.

At a glance

What is stored, and where photos go

  • Account identifiers and contact details connect sign-in, balances, orders, and video tasks.
  • Selecting a photo creates only a local browser preview; submitted inputs pass through moderation and generation services.
  • Completed videos are delivered through an authenticated media endpoint to the owning account and remain downloadable for 24 hours.
  • Order, amount, balance, and payment-status records are stored; full card numbers are not.
  • Public-page analytics run automatically with no consent prompt, with photo uploads and private areas masked and sensitive routes excluded.

Retention and your choices

What can and cannot be removed automatically

This site does not currently offer a self-service control for removing an account, a submitted portrait, or a completed render. To request access to stored records or ask for deletion, use the support address above and state which account and which record you mean. Do not include a portrait or a card number in that message. A request is handled against the stored task and order records, so a vague reference may take longer to action. Finished videos can no longer be downloaded after 24 hours.

Each provider also sets its own retention terms. Clerk handles authentication identifiers, Stripe Checkout handles card data on its own pages, Microsoft Clarity handles public-page analytics, and Cloudflare Pages serves the static site. This notice describes what I Love The Smiths AI stores; it is not a substitute for reading the provider policies that govern their own systems.

Contact

For privacy questions or data requests, contact support at [email protected]. Do not send private photos or payment card details in that message.

Provider documentation: Clerk for authentication, Microsoft Clarity for public-page analytics, and Cloudflare Pages for hosting. Local file previews follow the MDN File API. This notice was last reviewed November 2026.