A private AI image generator actually keeps your work private

Most AI art tools publish to a community feed by default — your prompts and results are the product. Here's what actual privacy looks like, and how to check any tool's claims in two minutes.

Open most AI image sites and your generations land in a public gallery. Other users browse them, remix them, and in some cases the platform trains on them. For ordinary landscapes that's fine. For a private fantasy studio it's disqualifying.

What privacy actually requires

No public profile, no community feed, no discovery — visibility off by default, not buried in settings.
Your prompts and results scoped to your account and never used to market at other users.
A real delete button: per-item and whole-account, with stated retention for what law requires us to keep (payment records) and nothing else.
Data export so leaving doesn't mean losing your work.

The real generation flow: pick a model (Anchor here), read the live cost estimate, Generate — the result lands with Restore, Continue from result, and Create video actions.

The Sensia landing page and character gallery — no public feed, no discovery, no sharing. Every character is private to your account.

Sensia was built private-first: no feed exists in the product at all. Your library, characters, prompts and history are yours; delete your account and the images, prompts and cache go with it.

The two-minute test for any tool: generate something, then log out and search for it. If a stranger can find it, it was never private.