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Privacy & your photos

In plain language: what you upload, how it’s used, where it’s kept, and how to delete it.

Last updated 20 October 2026

The short version

  • Used only for your looks

    Your photos and garment images are used only to create the try-ons and videos you ask for.

  • Private by default

    Files are stored privately and shown only to you, through links that expire after a few minutes.

  • Nothing else without consent

    Your uploads are never used to improve OnMe unless you opt in. That setting is off by default.

  • Delete any time

    Deleting a project removes its uploads, results and videos, and cancels any queued work.

  • Previews, not fittings

    Try-ons are previews of how an outfit could look — not measurements, tailoring advice or a fit guarantee.

What you upload and why

  • A photo of the person — you, or someone who has agreed to it. It’s the base image the outfit is placed onto. A clear, full-length photo works best.

  • Garment photos (optional) — if you use your own garments rather than the catalogue: for example a saree’s body fabric, border, pallu and blouse photographed separately. They show what the fabric, colours and patterns look like.

  • Your styling choices and notes — the drape, pallu, blouse, background and any refinement notes you type. They describe the look you want.

  • Account details — your email address, display name and a securely hashed password, so you can sign in and keep your projects.

When you crop or adjust a photo, the studio may also create derived files such as crops and masks. They belong to the same project and are deleted with it.

How your images are used

Your photos and garment images are processed by OnMe’s own image and video software, running on servers operated for OnMe, only to create what you ask for — a check of your photo, a try-on image or a short video. They are not sold or shared with anyone else.

If we ever change where your images are processed, this page will be updated to say so before it happens.

How your files are stored

Uploads, try-on images and videos are kept in private storage. They’re shown only to you, through links that expire after a few minutes — a copied link stops working soon after. Other users can’t browse or search your projects.

Catalogue images and the examples on the home page are different: they’re sample images made for OnMe, not anyone’s personal photos.

Sign-in and usage information

To keep accounts safe and to plan how much space and capacity OnMe needs, we record the internet address (IP), the approximate place (country, and city or region when available) and the type of device and browser when you create your account and each time you sign in. We also note which days you use OnMe and roughly for how long, and how much space your files take up.

Only OnMe's administrators can see this. It is never sold or shared, and it is deleted together with your account.

Improving OnMe

Your uploads and results are not used to improve OnMe unless you opt in. The setting is off by default, you can change it at any time in Account, and each change is recorded with the date.

How long things are kept

You choose. In Account you can keep projects until you delete them, or have them deleted automatically after a set number of days (for example 7, 30, 90 or 365 days). Projects past their retention period are removed by a regular clean-up.

Deleting a project or your account

Deleting a project permanently removes everything that belongs to it:

  • Uploaded person photos
  • Garment photos
  • Crops and masks
  • Try-on images
  • Videos
  • Thumbnails

Any queued or running work for that project is cancelled (credits reserved for it are returned). The project disappears from your account straight away and its files are permanently deleted in the background shortly afterwards. A brief record that the deletion happened is kept, without any images or notes.

You can also close your account in Account. That removes all of your projects and files in the same way.

Your permission to use photos

Before generating, you confirm that you have permission to use the person’s photo — it’s you, or they have agreed — and that you have the right to use the garment images you upload. We record each confirmation with the date.

Please don’t upload photos of people who haven’t agreed to it.

What the results are — and aren’t

Try-on images and videos are previews of how an outfit could look. They are not measurements, tailoring advice or a guarantee of fit, and they may differ from how a garment really looks or drapes.

  • Parts your photos don’t show, such as the back of a garment, are filled in and may differ from the real piece.
  • Videos are short (about 5 seconds), silent clips from the angle of your photo — they can’t show every side.
  • Drape styles marked “Beta” may not come out exactly as the style is traditionally worn.

Questions and changes

OnMe is responsible for how your data is handled. If you have a question or a request about your data, contact the OnMe team. You can review your privacy choices and delete your data yourself at any time in Account.

This page was last updated on 20 October 2026.