Privacy, plainly.

What you provide

An email account uses your email address, password and display name. Your password is stored as a hash. Battle.net sign-in is also available when configured; it does not require a password for this site. Submitted outfit details and screenshots are stored so they can be reviewed and, when approved, published with your public profile.

Connecting Battle.net

When you connect Battle.net, Blizzard handles sign-in on its own website. We never ask for your Battle.net password. With your permission, we store a private regional snapshot of the characters and appearance data Blizzard makes available, together with the access needed to refresh it. Availability varies; an unavailable collection is not an empty collection.

You can remove imported data and refresh access from your wardrobe. A minimal Battle.net sign-in link remains so an account created this way is not locked out. This action does not delete your WoW Xmog account or published looks. You can manage the app’s permission separately in your Battle.net account connections.

Essential cookies

We use secure, HTTP-only cookies for sign-in and protection against forged requests. They are required for account actions. This release does not add advertising or analytics cookies.

Screenshots

Uploads are processed before publication. Avoid including chat messages, real names or other personal details in your screenshot. Published images can be downloaded by other visitors.

Hosting & request logs

Our hosting and delivery services process connection information, including IP addresses, to serve the site and protect it from abuse. Do not submit confidential information.

Before you register

Email verification, self-service password reset and account deletion controls are not yet available in this first release. Use a unique password and keep it somewhere safe.