Close your account. Immediate, and there is no way back.

Everything this account holds is deleted: every job's copy of its image, every result and every preview, including the ones you asked us to keep. A file you uploaded is deleted on its own, shortly after the upload. Every key stops working the moment this returns, including the one you are calling with, and anything you had published is taken down.

What is left is the accounting — how many credits were granted and what they were spent on. Your name and address are removed from it, and your sign-in is taken off it, which is why signing in again gives you a new account rather than this one. A payment made on the web keeps its reference to the payment processor's record of it, which names the buyer, so that a refund or a dispute after closing can still be matched to the payment.

Finish or cancel your work first. A job that is still queued or running writes its result after this would have deleted it, so an account with work in flight is refused rather than closed into an inconsistent state. Wait for it to settle and ask again.

A subscription bought on the web is ended with the account. It is set to end when its current period does, so nothing further is charged; what remains of the period is forfeited. If that cannot be arranged at the moment, the account is not closed and you are asked to try again. A subscription bought in the app is not ended here — cancel it in Settings on the iPhone or iPad.

Where the sign-in provider asks to be told that the account is gone, we tell them, and the account closes either way.