PikkolaColor

Privacy

Last updated 13 November 2026

Your colours and your image stay in the tab. Here is the whole of it.

What the page collects

Nothing. There is no analytics script, no advertising tag, no cookie, no session and no account. The page is a set of static files: HTML, one stylesheet, two scripts and self-hosted fonts. The colour maths, the palette and the image reduction are functions that run on what is already in the page.

Where your image and your colours go

Nowhere. An image you drop is read with the browser's file reader, drawn on a canvas in the page and reduced to five colours there. A colour you type stays in the form and in memory.

There is no request in the page at all, and a content security policy blocks every other origin, so there is no address they could be sent to. Closing the tab discards everything.

What is stored in your browser

Two settings, kept in local storage so the page opens the way you left it: pikkola.color.theme (light or dark) and pikkola.color.lang (en, ko or ja). Neither contains a colour, an image or a piece of an image. To clear them, open your browser's site data settings for color.pikkola.com and delete the entry, or use a private window.

The clipboard

A Copy button writes to the clipboard through the browser's own permission, and only when you press it. The page never reads the clipboard on its own.

What the host sees

Cloudflare serves these files, and like any hosting provider it records requests to the site in its own logs: an IP address, a user agent, the file requested, the time. That record is about the page, not about your image, because the image never travels. We do not add analytics on top of it and we do not read those logs.

If you write to us

Mail to [email protected] arrives in a mailbox a person reads. We keep it while the conversation is useful and use it only to answer. We do not add the address to a list.

Changes

If this page changes in a way that matters, the date at the top changes with it. There is no newsletter to announce it to, so the date is the record.

Contact

Questions about any of this: [email protected].

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