Your design stays at your desk.
The atelier is local to the page. There is no account, cloud album or automatic upload.
While you make a crest
The selected palette, field, emblem, rim, jewel count and optional label are kept in the browser’s current page memory. The undo history is kept there too. Neither the finished crest nor the steps used to make it are automatically written to persistent storage.
When you export
Export assembles an SVG file locally and gives it to your browser’s download feature. Where that file is stored, backed up or shared afterwards depends on your device and your choices. A typed label becomes part of the exported picture, so avoid putting private information in it.
The preferences we can remember
A storage decision can be retained for up to 150 days. With optional preference permission, a reduced-motion setting can also be kept. These records contain no crest artwork or correspondence. The Cookies page explains their exact names and removal controls.
When you write a message
Contact prepares a visible email draft from the fields you provide. The form does not post that draft to a server. If you later send it from your email application, the message and reply address are received by the destination mail service. Do not assume the crest preview is attached automatically.
The technical surroundings
Published page requests can be recorded by the hosting infrastructure according to its configuration. The site itself includes no advertising pixels, remote analytics library or external font service. The editor does not make a remote request each time you change a design option.
Looking after correspondence
Questions about an earlier message can be sent to [email protected]. Identify the message you mean, and describe the correction or deletion you are seeking. Clearing local preferences does not erase an email already sent or an SVG already saved on your device.