Rollip needs a temporary server copy of a photo to apply an AI edit and return the result. That operational copy is different from a public gallery or permanent cloud library: uploaded photos and generated outputs are kept for up to seven days and are then automatically deleted.
What happens after you choose a photo
The selected file is uploaded to Rollip’s processing infrastructure. The service uses it to perform the edit you requested and stores the generated result long enough for processing, viewing, downloading, retrying, and sharing to work. Rollip does not use uploaded photos to train AI models.
A generated image may be reachable through a hard-to-guess media link during that temporary period. Treat any link you copy or share as something another person can open until the file is deleted.
The seven-day deletion window
Both the uploaded source and generated output are automatically removed within seven days. This is an upper limit, not a promise that a file will remain available for the entire period. Download any result you want to keep to your own device rather than treating Rollip as permanent storage.
What you control
You remain the owner of the content you upload, and you are responsible for having permission to use it. Before editing, crop out sensitive background details and avoid uploading identity documents, confidential records, intimate imagery, or a photograph of someone who has not agreed to its use.
- Save wanted results promptly to your own device.
- Share result links only with people you trust.
- Remove sensitive information from the frame before upload.
- Use the support page if you have a privacy question about a specific upload.
Where to find the formal policy
This guide explains the normal photo workflow in plain language. The Privacy Policy is the authoritative description of Rollip’s data practices and should be read when you need the complete terms.
What the Rollip web workflow stores
Choosing a photo creates a temporary source file for processing. Starting an edit creates a generated result and an operational record so Rollip can show progress, return the image, support a retry, and maintain the anonymous browser’s credit balance.
The Download action saves a copy to your device. Share may create or copy a temporary result link, but it does not turn Rollip into a permanent gallery. Save wanted results promptly and treat any copied result link as accessible to its recipient during the temporary storage period.