Ownership & Licence

You keep whatever rights you already have in the prompts you write and the reference files you upload. Using IDALL does not transfer them to us. We only get the limited licence needed to run the service, described in the Terms.

As between you and IDALL, we don’t claim ownership of the images and video you generate. To the extent we hold any rights in your output, we assign them to you, so you can use what you make — including commercially — subject to the honest limits below.

We want to be straight with you rather than over-promise:

• Copyright in AI output is unsettled and varies by country. In some places (for example the United States) purely AI-generated images may not qualify for copyright protection at all; in others the position is different or untested. That means you may not be able to stop others from copying a purely AI-generated frame, regardless of what we say here.
• Your creative contribution matters. The more human authorship you add — editing, composition, direction, combining shots into a film — the stronger your position tends to be. Raw single-prompt output is the weakest case.
• We can’t give you legal advice or guarantee any particular copyright status. If ownership is critical to a project, talk to a lawyer in your jurisdiction.

Your output is produced by third-party models (listed in the Privacy Policy). Each provider has its own terms about ownership and commercial use, and those terms can:

• grant, limit, or condition your commercial rights in the output;
• restrict certain uses regardless of what this page says;
• change over time.

Where a provider’s terms are more restrictive than ours, the provider’s terms apply to output made with that model. We pass through the rights we can; we can’t grant more than a provider gives us.

Owning your output is not permission to infringe someone else. You are responsible for making sure what you generate and publish does not violate our Acceptable Use Policy or infringe someone’s copyright, trademark, likeness, or other rights — for example by prompting a copyrighted character or a real person’s face. Similar prompts can produce similar results for different members; AI output is not guaranteed to be unique.

If you post output to the public library, a board, the community, or a challenge, you give IDALL and other members the licence needed to display and interact with it there, per each surface’s visibility settings. For challenges specifically, you also grant the licence to display, promote, and archive your entry set out in the Challenge & Prize Rules. You keep ownership; you can remove your content, though copies others have already saved or shared may persist.

IDALL’s name, logo, site, and software are ours. Nothing here gives you a licence to our branding or to copy the platform itself.