FreeGen / Privacy
Your work stays on your machine.
FreeGen runs open models inside your browser. What you type, record, upload or generate is processed on your own hardware and is never sent to us.
What never leaves your device
- Prompts and chat messages.
- Audio you record or upload for transcription.
- Images you upload, and images the site generates.
- Everything saved in your history, which lives in this browser's own storage.
There is no account and no server to send this to. You can inspect and delete all of it from the Storage page, and clearing your browser data removes it completely.
What does leave your device
Model downloads. The first time you use a studio, the model weights are downloaded from Hugging Face, and the FLUX.2 Klein image model from our own repository there. Those requests tell Hugging Face your IP address and which files you asked for, as any file download would. They are then cached by your browser and reused offline.
Analytics. We use Google Analytics to count page views and to see which studios are used and whether a model finished loading. The events we send carry the page path, the studio name, the model name, whether it ran on the GPU, how long it took, and whether it succeeded.
Analytics never carries your content. No prompt, message, filename, audio, image or generated output is included in any event. The site is built so that the code sending analytics cannot see them.
Google Analytics sets cookies in your browser and Google processes the data as described in their own policies. Blocking it with a content blocker, or browsing privately, does not affect any studio.
Model licences
Every model offered here is downloaded under its own licence, and we only ship models whose licences permit commercial use. The licence for each one is shown next to it before you download it.
Contact
Questions about this notice can go to [email protected].
This notice describes how the site actually behaves. It has not been through legal review, and it does not yet set out a controller identity, a jurisdiction-specific rights process, or international transfer terms.