Your canvas. Your choice to share.
The picture you make is not uploaded to a gallery. These notes explain the boundaries around creation, storage and email.
A picture in the current page
Candy Canvas holds the coloured cells and Undo history in browser memory. The site does not publish your drawing or save it to a personal account. Downloading an SVG creates a file you keep; it does not upload a copy to us.
Leaving and saving
Reloading clears the working canvas, so save a local file before leaving when you wish to keep it. That downloaded file is managed by your device, not by the cookie controls. Removing site data will not remove a file in your Downloads folder.
Preferences, not a portfolio
The site can remember a storage choice and, with permission, a reduced-motion preference. Those local records do not contain artwork. Cookies lists their names, how the choice window works and how to clear the settings.
A note you deliberately send
The Contact fields prepare an email from your name, reply address, topic, message and optional context. Draft creation sends nothing by itself. Sending from a mail application shares the text and normal mail headers with the services that deliver and receive it.
Support and technical delivery
Correspondence can be used to respond to your request. The website host may separately log requests and technical problems while serving the pages. There are no embedded advertising or analytics scripts, paid tools or visitor accounts in the canvas experience.
Reviewing personal information
Contact [email protected] for a correction, removal request or privacy concern about an exchange. A short description is better than unnecessary personal documents. Ask the operator about hosting or mail-provider locations and retention; those service arrangements are not specified by the downloadable drawing or local settings.
Choose what this browser remembers
Storage controls are separate from information already sent in an email.