Know when a photo leaves your browser
Selecting an image and submitting it are different actions. A local preview lets you inspect the photo before processing. In LookScene, the upload happens after you sign in, confirm permission and press Create. A sample result is labeled separately and is not a transformation of the image you selected.
Use an adult photo of yourself that you are entitled to process. Check the full image, including mirrors, screens and background faces, before submitting it. Cropping unrelated people out before upload can make the edit easier to understand as well as reduce unnecessary information in the file.
Prepare a useful file without unnecessary metadata
JPEG, PNG and WebP files up to 10 MB are supported. Convert HEIC first. Choose a single still image at least 256 pixels in each dimension. Clear detail matters more than an enormous file: a blurry picture does not become a reliable source simply because its file size is large.
The upload service decodes the image, corrects its orientation and writes a new PNG without the original EXIF metadata. This removes file metadata such as GPS fields from the stored working image. It does not remove information visibly written or photographed inside the picture. Review visible addresses, badges and screens yourself.
Separate originals from generated results
| File | Why it is kept | Normal availability |
|---|---|---|
| Original | Supplies the subject and supports comparison | 7 days |
| Generated result | Lets you review and download an image | 30 days |
| Downloaded copy | A file you choose to save on your device | Controlled by you |
The gallery shows expiry information for photos. Download results you want to keep before they expire. If you need to compare a result with its source later, keep your own original too: the shorter original retention period means it can disappear before the generated image does.
Download a result or the full job
An individual PNG is convenient when you have selected one look. A ZIP keeps all delivered outputs from a job together. A partially completed job may contain fewer images than requested; the file count and the credit record should agree with the delivered images.
The files are AI-generated styling images. Check the face, hairline, glasses, hands and clothing before using them. A fictional studio or street does not establish that you attended a real location. Avoid treating a styling image as an identity document or measurement of garment fit.
Delete access first, then clean up the file
Deleting a photo revokes normal access immediately. Background cleanup then removes its stored file. Deleting an original also removes access to related jobs and results. If a request is already at the image provider, deletion cannot recall the network request; an arriving output is discarded instead of being added back to your gallery.
Account deletion ends active sessions and queues photo cleanup. Some purchase and audit records may need separate accounting or dispute retention. Backup retention, where configured, is described separately from gallery availability. See privacy details and contact the operator if you need clarification about a specific record.
Keep processing permission separate from promotion
Permission to create your requested image is not permission to publish your face in advertising. Email product news is also a separate preference. Review that preference in Settings, where you can sign out or request account deletion.
This is a workflow guide, not an independent security certification. The article image is a synthetic editorial illustration. Operator identity, processing region and production service settings must be published and reviewed before sales open.
