Shopper privacy and data retention

Before they upload

Above the upload, every shopper is told, in plain words:

• how their room photo is used to make the pictures;
• that Skip Shoot deletes it after 30 days;
• that by uploading, they confirm the photo is theirs to share.

The notice links to our page on how shoppers’ photos are handled and, when you add it in Settings, to your own privacy policy. Large photos are made smaller on the shopper’s device before they are sent.

How long pictures are kept

A shopper’s room photo, and the pictures made from it, are deleted after 30 days. Shoppers do not make an account, and their visit ends when they leave the page.

Delete my photo now

Before leaving, a shopper can choose Delete my photo now to delete their photo and every picture made from it straight away. While a picture is still being made the button waits, and can be pressed once it is ready; a photo not deleted this way goes after 30 days.

What you receive

• Shoppers’ photos and pictures never appear in your gallery, and are not sent to you.
• What you see is what you set and spend: the credits used and the month’s count against your picture limit, in Settings.
• The visualizer loads no analytics of ours inside it.

AI previews

Every picture carries a line under it saying it is an AI preview: that colors, finish and scale can differ from the real product and between screens, so shoppers should check a sample before they buy. When they save a picture, its file name says the same, and it is for their own use.

Your part

• Add your privacy policy’s link in the visualizer settings, so shoppers can read it beside our notice.
• Mention the visualizer in your own privacy policy where your customers would expect it.
• Questions about how shoppers’ data is handled? Email admin@skipshoot.com, or see our Privacy Policy.