Last updated: November 10, 2026
Privacy Policy
I Love the Smiths turns two portraits of consenting adults into a 15-second, movie-inspired elevator scene. Photo 1 guides the headphone-wearing listener who stays in the elevator; Photo 2 guides the speaker who says “I love the Smiths” and leaves. Both photos are required. Pets and extra characters are not supported. Learn how ilovethesmiths handles account data, uploaded photos, generated videos, payments, local storage and requests to delete your data.
Privacy questions and data requests: support@ilovethesmiths.pro
1. Information we handle
We process account and sign-in information (email, name, supplied profile image, authentication records and sessions); both portraits confirmed for upload, file details, settings, consent, task status, videos and covers; orders, amounts, currency, provider references and credit records; support messages and attachments; and IP, browser, device, request and error data needed for security and troubleshooting. Card details are collected at checkout; we do not store the full card number or security code.
2. Google Sign-In and Google user data
What we receive. When you choose Google Sign-In and authorize access, we receive your Google account identifier, email address, email verification status, and the name and profile image URL supplied by Google. During authentication, we also receive and store authentication information returned by Google, including ID tokens, access tokens, refresh tokens when provided, granted scopes, and associated expiry information. Google Sign-In does not give us your Google password. We do not request permission to read your Gmail messages, Google Drive files, Google Photos library, contacts, or calendar.
How we use it. We use this information to verify your identity, create or link your ilovethesmiths account, maintain sign-in and account security, and give you access to your own generation tasks, videos, credits, and order records. If you already have an account with the same verified email address, your Google sign-in may be linked to that account. We also use relevant account information when necessary to handle account support requests or investigate security issues.
Who processes it. Google handles sign-in authorization and authentication. Cloudflare provides our hosting, database, and related infrastructure and processes account and authentication information stored in those systems. When transactional email is enabled and a relevant message needs to be sent, Cloudflare Email Service processes the recipient email address and message content. We provide service providers with information only to the extent needed for the relevant service. Authorized personnel may access necessary information to handle your support requests, investigate security issues, or meet legal obligations. Other necessary disclosures follow the explanations under “Why we use this information” and “Service providers and third-party processing.”
How this differs from AI video processing. Account information and authentication tokens obtained through Google Sign-In are not sent to KIE as video generation inputs. Signing in does not automatically import photos from Google Photos or use your Google profile image as a generation photo. Video processing uses the photos you select and confirm for upload on our website, together with the settings and information needed to complete that task. We do not sell Google sign-in data, use it for targeted advertising, or use it to train AI or machine learning models.
Storage and protection. We store account information, the Google account connection, and authentication records in our account database to support the functions described in this section. We use HTTPS to protect network transmission and server-side authentication and access controls to restrict access to account data. Authentication tokens have their own validity periods; token expiry does not mean that the corresponding database record is immediately deleted. No online service can guarantee absolute security.
Deletion and revoking access. While your account exists, we retain the information needed to provide sign-in and account functions. Successful deletion of your ilovethesmiths account removes account information, associated Google authentication records, and sign-in sessions. Necessary support, security, and financial records are handled as described under “Retention and deletion.” Active tasks, unresolved payments, or reserved credits may temporarily prevent account deletion. You can use the deletion control on your account page or contact support@ilovethesmiths.pro for assistance.
You can also remove the connection to ilovethesmiths through your Google Account’s third-party connections page. Removing that connection and deleting your ilovethesmiths account are separate actions: removing the connection does not automatically delete data already stored by us and should not be treated as ending all existing ilovethesmiths sessions. To stop using the service and request deletion, sign out of ilovethesmiths and use the deletion options above. Signing in with Google again may require renewed authorization.
3. When your photos leave your device
Selecting photos does not upload them. Draft photos and settings can be stored in your browser on your device, including while you sign in. They are uploaded only after you confirm generation.
After confirmation, your photos are stored privately and passed to the AI generation provider as needed to process the task. We do not publish your uploaded photos or generated videos in a public gallery.
Original image files can contain metadata, including details added by the device that took the photo. Do not assume this information is removed before upload. Remove metadata you do not want to share before selecting the file.
4. Why we use this information
We use the relevant information to create and secure accounts, generate and deliver videos, show task history, process purchases, maintain accurate credit and payment records, respond to support requests, investigate errors or misuse, and handle deletion requests.
We may also retain or disclose information where necessary to meet applicable legal obligations, resolve disputes or protect the service and its users. A photo-processing permission does not authorize you to upload another person’s photo without their consent.
5. Service providers and third-party processing
We use service providers for the functions below. A sign-in, payment or email provider is involved only when that service is enabled and relevant to your use.
- Cloudflare provides hosting, private media storage and the account database.
- KIE processes the uploaded photos and generation instructions through Wan 3.0 Video.
- Stripe handles the current checkout and returns payment-status information. We do not need your full card details in support messages.
- Google processes authentication when you choose an available Google sign-in option. Google account data is not submitted as video-generation input.
- Cloudflare Email Service is used for transactional email when enabled, such as password-reset messages. We do not send marketing email.
- Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity identifiers are currently unconfigured for this site, so their tracking scripts are not loaded by this configuration. Essential sign-in cookies and local photo drafts still operate. The footer Cookie settings can save a preference; clicking Allow does not activate an unconfigured service. If analytics is enabled later, this policy must be reviewed for the actual collection and consent behavior.
6. Provider retention and processing locations
Service providers may process information outside your country or region. Their own retention and processing practices can differ from ours. Deleting a file from ilovethesmiths does not establish that every provider copy or log has been deleted at the same time.
The statements in this paragraph about third-party media processing and model training apply to photos and related generation materials you choose to submit for video creation, not to account information or authentication tokens obtained through Google Sign-In. We do not send Google sign-in data to AI providers as video generation inputs or use it to train AI or machine learning models. For generation materials you submit, we do not make a blanket guarantee that every third-party provider excludes model-training use. If your materials require that guarantee, contact us to clarify the applicable processing practices before uploading, and do not upload until you have that confirmation.
7. Cookies and storage on your device
Essential cookies maintain sign-in. Browser storage keeps photo drafts, settings and checkout references. Clearing site data may sign you out and remove local drafts; it does not delete server files, cancel tasks or refund payments.
Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity identifiers are currently unconfigured for this site, so their tracking scripts are not loaded by this configuration. Essential sign-in cookies and local photo drafts still operate. The footer Cookie settings can save a preference; clicking Allow does not activate an unconfigured service. If analytics is enabled later, this policy must be reviewed for the actual collection and consent behavior.
8. Retention and deletion
The current service offers paid full videos, not free previews or preview sharing. Working files are temporary and their cleanup depends on task state. Completed videos have no automatic expiry; deleting them or the account queues file removal and may require retries. Necessary financial and security records can remain as described below.
- Drafts on your device remain subject to the app’s draft controls and your browser’s site-data controls.
- Uploaded working files are temporary processing materials. Their removal depends on the task reaching a confirmed final state and the cleanup process completing. We do not promise that every uploaded photo is deleted within seven days.
- Completed videos and covers have no automatic expiry date. You can delete them or your account; file removal runs through a deletion queue and may require retries.
- Account deletion removes account information and queues associated media for removal. Active tasks or unresolved orders can prevent deletion until they are resolved.
- Necessary order, payment and credit audit records are retained with the deleted account’s direct identity association removed, for accounting, dispute resolution, fraud prevention and applicable legal obligations. Account deletion does not erase every financial record.
- Support and security records are retained as needed to handle the issue, maintain security, resolve disputes or meet applicable legal obligations. Provider-side records follow the relevant provider’s practices.
9. Your choices and data requests
You can manage available account information and delete videos using the controls in your account. You may also email us to request access, correction, deletion or a copy of information associated with your account.
Depending on the law that applies to you, you may have additional rights to restrict or object to processing, withdraw consent where processing relies on consent, or complain to a relevant data-protection authority. Withdrawing consent does not undo processing already carried out lawfully.
Tell us the account email and what information or action your request concerns. We may need to verify that you are entitled to the information before acting. We will explain any limitation that prevents us from completing a request. Do not send your password, verification codes or complete payment credentials.
10. Security and adult-only use
We use private media storage and access controls to protect account content. No online storage or transmission method can be guaranteed completely secure. Contact us if you suspect unauthorized access or misuse of your photos.
ilovethesmiths is for users aged 18 and over. Photos of minors are not permitted, even with guardian permission. If you believe a minor’s information has been submitted, contact us with enough detail to locate the content.
11. Changes to this policy
We may update this policy to reflect changes to the service or its data practices. The date above identifies the current version. Contact us if you have questions about a change or how it affects your information.