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Privacy Policy — PicPull
Last updated: February 27, 2026
What This Extension Does
PicPull lets you download individual images from Google Slides presentations. That's it.
What Data We Access
When you use this extension, it reads the currently open Google Slides presentation through Google's official Slides API. Specifically, it accesses the structure of the presentation (slides and page elements) and URLs of images embedded in the presentation. This requires read-only access to your Google Slides presentations via the presentations.readonly OAuth scope.
What We Don't Do
We don't collect any personal data. No analytics, no tracking, no telemetry. We don't store anything. No data is saved locally or sent to any server. Everything happens in your browser and goes directly to Google's API. We don't access anything else — only the specific Slides presentation you're currently viewing. We don't have a server. The extension runs entirely in your browser. We don't sell or share data. There's nothing to sell because we don't collect anything.
Third-Party Services
This extension communicates only with Google's official Slides API (slides.googleapis.com) to read presentation data. Google's own privacy policy governs their handling of your data: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Permissions Explained
activeTab: Reads the current tab URL to extract the presentation ID.
downloads: Saves images to your computer when you click Download.
identity: Authenticates with your Google account to access the Slides API.
scripting: Detects which slide you're currently viewing.
Contact
Questions? Reach out at alec.jankowski@gmail.com.
Changes
If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted here with a new date.
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