PhotoLocal processing and recovery
Your artwork is processed on your device.
PhotoBlaze separates public information about the editor from the artwork you open inside it. This page explains the application’s local processing and recovery behavior.
Open PhotoBlazeLocal image processing · Desktop browser recommended
Opened images and editing
The editor reads selected files in your browser and processes artwork on your device. The public website does not publish your document names, image contents or recovery records. Saving or exporting creates a download for you to keep.
The public homepage and guides do not open the editor or read its recovery database. Opening the editor starts its normal recovery and editing workflow.
Network requests
Local image processing does not mean the application makes no network requests. Your browser downloads the application, fonts, codecs and other resources. Some selection tools download a model on first use. Hosting and resource providers receive the normal connection information required to serve those requests.
PhotoBlaze uses Google Analytics to measure site visits and usage. The Google tag sends usage and device information to Google and may use cookies. PhotoBlaze does not include your image pixels, PSD contents or layer text in its analytics events. See Google’s Privacy Policy for details about Google’s data handling.
Recovery stays in this browser
PhotoBlaze uses browser storage for completed document checkpoints and preferences. Recovery is tied to the browser and site address. Clearing site data, private browsing or storage eviction may remove it. There is no cross-device recovery account in this workflow.
Wait for Saved in this browser before closing, and use File → Save PSD for an independent backup. Undo stacks and unfinished typing or tool previews are not restored. A crash can lose edits since the last completed save.
Search visibility
Search engines can read these public guides. The editor page is marked not to be indexed, and local artwork is not included in public HTML, metadata, structured data or the sitemap. Indexing directives are not access controls; your artwork remains separate because it is local browser data.
You can clear PhotoBlaze data through your browser's site settings after saving any files you want to keep. Learn how to save a PSD or read about PhotoBlaze.