Juice

Your photo & your premiere.

This experience uses your photo and chosen film title to create a personalised image using an external AI workflow. Upload only photos you have permission to use.

What happens to your photo

Juice stores a resized, metadata-stripped copy of your photo privately while it is processed, then deletes that local copy after a successful generation. If generation fails or times out, we keep the private copy linked to the error record so authorised administrators can troubleshoot the failure. It is removed during routine cleanup after the related error records expire or are removed. Failed portraits are not publicly shared or added to the permanent generated-cover archive. For live generation, the processed photo is uploaded to Wireflow’s media storage and its URL and your film choice are sent through the generation workflow. Wireflow and the AI model providers used by that workflow process this data. Provider-hosted media may be accessible to anyone with its URL. Deleting Juice’s local copy does not delete provider copies; their own access and retention practices also apply. Demo mode does not send your photo to Wireflow.

Your generated cover

Your result is available through Juice for 31 days. Juice’s copy stays private to this browser until you choose to share a link. Anyone with that link can view and download the cover until it expires. Wireflow and its model providers may also hold copies of generated images under their own access and retention practices. Download a copy if you want to keep it.

Juice also keeps a permanent private archive of generated covers, together with the film title and generation details, in its MinIO storage. This archive remains after your public result and download link expire. Your original uploaded photo is not added to this archive. Contact Juice using the details below about an archived cover or to request its deletion.

Generation limits and confirmations

A signed browser cookie remembers this device’s generation allowance. We store usage counters and a hashed network identifier to limit abuse. Clearing cookies, private browsing or switching devices can bypass a browser allowance.

We keep a dated record of your photo-permission confirmation and the terms version you accepted with your generation request. This record is normally removed when that request expires; usage counters remain. If a private archive upload is pending, we keep the generated cover and request record until the upload succeeds, then remove the expired local result. This does not extend the public link’s availability.

Analytics

Juice retains a private generation history for administration, including film titles, request dates, completion status and generated-cover archive references. This history remains after individual requests expire and does not contain your original photo, browser identifier or network identifier. Authorised administrators can view generated covers while they remain in local storage or the permanent private archive.

We record your chosen film title to measure popularity and update the suggested films. Each browser counts once per film in a campaign, using its browser identifier to prevent repeat votes. These choices remain after individual generation requests expire. Popular titles may appear as suggestions for other visitors. Enter a film title only, without personal information.

Authorised administrators can also view sanitised diagnostic logs to troubleshoot failed requests and archive uploads. These include the request reference, film title, processing stage and technical error details, and are kept for a limited troubleshooting period. We do not include image bytes or credentials in log text. Failed-generation portraits may be viewed separately through private, authenticated admin links attached to the error record.

We also cache a reusable visual-style description for each film title so repeated choices can reuse it without another text-generation run. These descriptions remain after individual requests and images expire and do not contain your uploaded photo.

OpenPanel records page visits, journey steps, approximate processing durations, photo format and file-size bands, error categories, sharing interactions and your normalised chosen film title to help us understand how the experience is used and which films are most popular. We do not send your photo, file name, private cover link or explicit browser identifier in custom analytics events.

Questions about your data

For questions about this experience or your data, contact Juice through juice.eu.com.

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