Tintelier terms
Use your work with confidence.
These terms explain how credits, generated artwork, commercial usage, and your responsibilities work in Tintelier.
Your account and work
You retain your rights in prompts, coloring choices, uploaded materials, and other content you create or provide, subject to any rights already held by others. You are responsible for keeping your account secure and for activity performed through it.
Commercial usage rights
Each artwork or cover generated with a Tintelier credit includes permission from Tintelier to use that generated output for personal or commercial purposes, including in printed products, digital products, client work, marketing, and resale.
These rights are non-exclusive. They do not transfer ownership of the Tintelier software, brand, or third-party intellectual property. Similar outputs may be created for others, and laws in some places may limit copyright protection for AI-generated material.
Use work you have the right to use
Do not request, upload, publish, or sell content that infringes copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, or other rights. You are responsible for reviewing your prompt and output before commercial use, especially when it may resemble a real person, protected character, brand, or living artist’s distinctive work.
Credits
- One credit pays for one completed artwork or cover generation.
- Credits do not expire while your account remains available.
- A failed provider generation returns the reserved credit automatically.
- Coloring, exports, printing, and book assembly do not consume credits.
Service availability
Generative results vary, and we cannot guarantee that an output will meet every creative or commercial requirement. We may restrict abusive use, unsafe requests, automated attacks, or activity that threatens the service or other people.