Trust Center
This page is maintained by Sketchlings to answer common privacy, safety, and policy questions. Sketchlings is built so children create: and parents stay in control of everything that touches the outside world.
Information here describes current product practices. It is not a certification or legal advice.
Privacy Center
How we collect, use, and protect data: written for parents, not lawyers.
AI Safety Hub
How Sketchlings keeps generations age-appropriate and how we handle sensitive content.
Community Guidelines
What we celebrate, what we don't allow, and how we keep the Sketchlings in the Wild Gallery kind.
Acceptable Use Policy
The everyday rules that keep Sketchlings a safe place to imagine.
Data Processing Addendum
For schools, districts, and organizations that need a DPA on file.
Subprocessors
The vetted services we use to operate Sketchlings.
Cookies & analytics
What we track, what we don't, and how to manage preferences.
Delete your data
Download a child's artwork, then delete that child's data yourself: or request account deletion, which our team completes for you.
Support
Orders, print quality, billing, deletion questions: reach a human.
Report a concern
Found content or behavior that worries you? Tell us and we'll act quickly.
Bug reports
Something broken or behaving oddly? We want to know.
Contact us
Questions, partnerships, press: we read every message.
Our principles
- Children create, parents configure. Kids tap, draw, and choose. Adults handle accounts, settings, and consent.
- Privacy by default. Nothing appears publicly unless a grown-up approves a Release into the Wild submission and it passes our team review. No child names, ages, or locations are ever shown.
- AI stays invisible. No chat. No free-text prompts for kids. No conversations with strangers.
- Made for memories. Every feature should help families feel proud, safe, and close.