How LiveSwapFace uses cookies, browser storage, and website analytics
2026/10/20
This Cookie Policy explains how LiveSwapFace uses cookies and similar technologies. Read it together with our Privacy Policy.
Cookies are small pieces of information saved by your browser. Similar technologies include local storage, which can remember preferences, and the browser cache, which can keep downloaded website resources for reuse.
Sign-in cookies keep you logged in, which is required to start a face swap session. Browser storage may remember choices such as your display theme, and language cookies may store a locale preference. Security cookies may protect the website from abuse.
We use Microsoft Clarity when enabled to understand how visitors interact with LiveSwapFace and improve the website. Clarity can use cookies such as _clck to recognize a browser on the site and _clsk to associate page views with a session. Cookies actually set depend on browser settings, consent signals, and the provider's configuration.
Microsoft may also use third-party cookies. Details are available in Microsoft's Clarity cookie documentation and Privacy Statement.
The face swap studio does not store your reference photo or camera video in cookies or browser storage. The photo stays in the page memory until you close or reload it.
Your browser settings let you inspect, delete, or block cookies and clear stored website data. Blocking some storage may reset preferences or affect features. Blocking cookies alone does not necessarily stop every network request or all cookie-free analytics.
Cookie lifetimes vary: some expire at the end of a session, while others remain until their expiry date or until you delete them. You can inspect the cookies currently stored for LiveSwapFace in your browser's site settings.
We may update this policy when the website or its use of storage changes. The revision date appears at the top of this page.
For questions about cookies on LiveSwapFace, please email us at support@liveswapface.com.