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Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 2026

This page explains how EditGator handles files, job metadata, and debugging information when you use the tool workflows.

What EditGator Processes

EditGator processes the files you choose so the selected image, PDF, audio, video, text, or utility workflow can run.

Temporary File Storage

Upload and output files can pass through temporary object storage so backend services can exchange inputs and generated results.

Account And Session Data

Authentication data or an anonymous session identifier can associate a request with the current browser session.

Operational Logs And Debug Mode

Services may record request IDs, status codes, job state, content type, file size, and technical error details.

What You Should Not Upload

Do not upload secrets, credentials, sensitive records, malicious files, or content you are not authorized to process.

Cloudflare Turnstile

EditGator uses Cloudflare Turnstile in invisible mode to protect authentication flows from automated abuse.

Google Analytics

EditGator uses Google Analytics 4 on production pages to measure traffic and public-tool usage. The official gtag.js tag may set analytics cookies or similar browser storage and send page URLs, approximate location, and device data to Google. EditGator does not use advertising cookies or remarketing audiences. Analytics is not loaded in local or development builds.

Third-Party Infrastructure

Infrastructure providers process data only as needed to provide the requested workflow and service.

Contact

For privacy questions, contact EditGator through the contact link in the footer.