Termini e Condizioni

Introduction

Welcome to QuickArt. These Terms are the agreement between you and us about how you can use our AI tools. We have tried to write them the way we would explain them out loud: plainly, without tricks, and without burying anything important in the middle of a long sentence.

QuickArt is operated by Lumeta AI LLC, a company registered in Sheridan, Wyoming, United States. “We” and “us” below mean Lumeta AI LLC.

By using QuickArt you agree to these Terms and to our Privacy Policy. If you do not agree with something here, please do not use the site — and if you think something here is unfair, tell us at [email protected]. We read those emails, and we have changed our mind because of one before.

1. Who Can Use QuickArt

You must be 18 or older to use QuickArt. Some of our tools can generate mature content, and some of them work with photographs of real people, so this is an adults-only service.

We do not ask you to upload an ID to prove your age, because we do not think everyone should have to hand over identity documents to make a picture. That trust runs both ways: if we learn that an account belongs to someone under 18 we will close it, and if you tell us about one, we will act on it.

If you use QuickArt for a business or organisation, or on behalf of someone else, you confirm that you are allowed to agree to these Terms for them.

2. Your Account

• Sign-in runs through Google, so there is no separate password for you to remember or for us to store.
• You are responsible for what happens on your account and for keeping your Google account secure.
• Please do not share, sell, or resell accounts, credits, or subscription access.
• You can delete your account at any time from your account settings. We will show you exactly what that removes before you confirm, and we give you a short window to change your mind.

3. What You Can Make

We want QuickArt to be a place where you can make almost anything you can imagine. “Almost” is doing real work in that sentence, and this is the short list of what we will not host.

Please do not use QuickArt to create, upload, or share content that:

• Sexualises a minor, or depicts anyone who appears to be a minor in a sexual way. This is the one rule with no context, no exception, and no second chance: we remove it, we close the account, and we report it to the authorities.
• Is intimate or sexual imagery of a real person created or shared without their consent.
• Uses a real person’s face, likeness, or voice to deceive — impersonation, invented endorsements, fabricated statements, or anything built to be mistaken for genuine footage of them.
• Targets a real person for harassment, threats, defamation, or humiliation.
• Depicts a real public figure or political candidate in a misleading way, or is made to interfere with an election.
• Is illegal where you are, or promotes terrorism, serious violence, or self-harm.
• Contains malware, phishing, fraud, or instructions for causing serious harm.
• Infringes someone else’s copyright, trademark, privacy, or publicity rights.

Separately, please do not use QuickArt to identify, verify, or track a real person (see section 4), to scrape the site or resell access to it, or to use our outputs to train a competing AI model.

4. Uploading Photos of Real People

Some tools let you upload a photo or video of a person — as a reference image, a starting frame, or a character. This is the part of QuickArt with the most potential to hurt someone who is not in the room, so it has the clearest rules.

You may upload an image of a real person only if one of these is true:

• It is you.
• It is someone who has given you their informed permission to use their likeness with AI tools like ours — meaning they know what you are making and have agreed to it. A photo being public, or being yours, is not the same as having permission.

Or the image is not of a real person at all — a character you invented or generated, that is not intended to look like any specific real individual and does not closely resemble one. Some of our tools handle invented characters differently from real people. Where a tool asks you which of these you are uploading, answering honestly is part of these Terms.

Never upload an image of a child to these tools, including a photo of your own child.

You are responsible for being able to show that you had the right to upload what you uploaded. Please keep whatever you relied on — a message, a signed release, a note of when and how you asked. If someone raises a complaint about an image, or if one of the AI providers we work with asks us to account for it, we may ask you for that, and we may have to pass it on to them or to a court.

Some tools apply automatic safeguards that reduce the chance an uploaded face is reproduced exactly. Those are a precaution, not permission. They do not replace the rules above, and we may still refuse a request, remove content, or close an account.

We do not use uploaded faces to identify anyone. We do not run facial recognition, we do not build face templates or “faceprints”, and we do not try to work out who is in your photo. You must not use QuickArt to do those things either, or to guess at someone’s race, religion, health, sexuality, or other sensitive characteristics.

If you are the person in an image. If something on QuickArt shows you and you did not agree to it, write to [email protected]. You do not need an account with us and you do not need a lawyer. Tell us how to find the content and that you did not consent, and we will review it quickly — within 48 hours where the content is intimate, which we treat as an emergency.

5. Your Content and What You Generate

You own your work. You keep whatever rights you already had in anything you upload, and as between you and us, whatever you generate here is yours: to publish, to sell, to use for clients, and to keep using if you stop paying us or delete your account. We do not claim ownership of it and we do not take a share of what you earn from it.

We do not train AI on your content. We do not use your uploads, your prompts, or your results to train, fine-tune, or improve AI models — ours or anybody else’s. We do not sell your content or your personal information, and we do not use them for advertising. The only permission you give us is the practical one we need to run the service: to store your files, show them back to you, send them to the AI provider that fulfils your request, and share them with people you deliberately share them with. That permission ends when you delete the content or your account.

We will not put your private work in our own marketing. If we ever want to feature something you made, we will ask you first — unless you chose to post it somewhere public on the site yourself, such as a public gallery or a contest entry.

Two honest warnings. AI results are not guaranteed to be unique: another user with a similar idea may get a similar result, and we cannot promise exclusivity. And AI gets things wrong, so results can be inaccurate, strange, or unsuitable. Please look at what you generated before you publish it.

6. Credits, Plans, and Billing

• Free accounts can use many tools, with limits that keep the service available for everyone.
• Paid plans include more monthly credits, access to more tools and settings, and remove watermarks from your results.
• Credits you buy do not expire. Top-up credits stay in your account for as long as your account exists.
• Monthly plan credits refresh at the start of each billing period and do not roll over, so they are best used within the month.
• You can cancel a paid plan at any time and you keep access until the end of the period you have already paid for.
• If we raise the price of your plan we will email you at least 30 days beforehand, and the new price only ever applies from your next renewal. We will never change the price in the middle of a term you have paid for.
• Refunds are handled case by case and we genuinely try to be reasonable. If a generation failed, if you were charged for something that did not work, or if you bought the wrong thing and have not used it, write to us and we will sort it out. As a rule of thumb: if you ask within 14 days and have not used what you bought, you get your money back.

The cost of a generation is shown before you confirm it, and we calculate that cost on our own servers, so nothing on the page can cause you to be charged more than the amount you agreed to. If a provider fails to deliver a result, we refund the credits.

7. The AI Providers Behind the Tools

QuickArt is a place to use many different AI models, most of which are run by other companies. When you make something, your request and any files it needs are sent to whichever provider powers that tool so it can generate your result.

Those providers set their own rules about what may be sent to them, and some are stricter than ours — particularly about photographs of real people. When you use a tool you agree to follow the rules of the provider behind it as well as ours, and where theirs are stricter, theirs apply. We cannot always tell you in advance which provider sits behind which tool, or when one changes its rules, but we will pass on any restriction that actually affects what you are able to make.

8. Service Availability

We work hard to keep QuickArt running, but AI services can be slow, busy, or unavailable, and providers change or retire models without giving us much warning. We may update, pause, limit, or remove tools when we need to — for reliability, cost, safety, or because a provider left us no choice.

If a tool you rely on is going away and we have any notice, we will try to give you some too.

9. No Professional Advice

AI can be confidently wrong. Please do not rely on anything generated here as medical, legal, financial, safety, or other professional advice. Use your own judgement, and talk to a qualified human when the stakes matter.

10. Reporting Content, Copyright, and Appeals

If something on QuickArt should not be here, tell us at [email protected]. You do not need an account to report something.

If it shows you. See section 4. We will review it quickly, and within 48 hours where the content is intimate.

If it infringes your copyright. Send us the work you own, a link to the content on our site, your contact details, and a statement that you believe in good faith that the use was not authorised and that what you have told us is accurate. We will remove or disable the content and tell the user why. If you are that user and you believe we got it wrong, send us a counter-notice saying so and we will look again.

If we get it wrong. If we remove your content, limit your account, or refuse a request and you think that was a mistake, reply and say so. A person will look at it, and wherever we can arrange it, not the same person who made the original decision. We will not always agree with you, but you will get an answer.

11. Moderation and Ending Access

We use a mix of automated checks and human review to catch content that breaks section 3 or section 4. Automated checks are imperfect in both directions: they sometimes stop things they should not, and they sometimes miss things they should have caught. That is why section 10 exists.

Where we believe something breaks the rules we may remove it, refuse to generate it, limit what an account can do, or close the account. For the most serious harms — content involving minors, non-consensual intimate imagery, or a credible threat to someone — we act immediately and without warning, and we may report it to the authorities. For everything else we would rather warn you than close your account, and where it is practical and safe to do so we will tell you what the problem was and give you a chance to put it right.

If we close your account because you broke these Terms, unused credits are not refunded. If we close it for any other reason — we discontinue a service, or we simply decide to stop — we refund what you have not used.

You can stop using QuickArt whenever you like, delete individual creations, or delete your account entirely from your account settings.

12. Our Responsibility, and Its Limits

We will do what we reasonably can to keep QuickArt working, keep your files safe, and treat you fairly. But we cannot promise that the service will be uninterrupted or error-free, and it is provided “as is”.

To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect or consequential losses such as lost profits or lost opportunities, and our total liability to you for any claim is limited to the greater of what you paid us in the 12 months before the claim arose, or $100.

Nothing in these Terms limits anything that cannot lawfully be limited. We are not excluding liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud, or for any right you have as a consumer where you live that we are not permitted to take away.

13. If Someone Makes a Claim Because of Something You Made

If somebody brings a claim against us because of something you uploaded, generated, or did on QuickArt — most likely because a person’s likeness or somebody else’s copyrighted work was used without the right to — you agree to cover the reasonable costs and damages we are left with, including legal fees.

This is narrower than it sounds, and it is not a trap. It applies to claims that arise from your content or from you breaking these Terms. It does not apply to claims that arise from something we did wrong. If a claim like that arrives we will tell you promptly, we will not settle it in your name without talking to you first, and you are free to take over the defence yourself.

14. If We Disagree

Please talk to us first. Nearly every problem we have ever had with a user was solved over email. Write to [email protected] and give us 60 days to put it right before starting anything formal. We will use that time properly rather than running out the clock.

If that does not work, you keep every option you would normally have. We are not forcing you into arbitration and we are not asking you to give up your right to take part in a class action. We would rather earn your trust than remove your choices.

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States, and any dispute will be heard by the courts of Sheridan County, Wyoming — unless the law where you live gives you the right to bring a claim closer to home, in which case it does, and we will not argue about it.

One practical limit: please bring any claim within one year of when you first became aware of it, unless the law where you live gives you longer.

15. Changes to These Terms

We will update these Terms as the site changes. When we make a change that actually affects you we will update the effective date at the top of this page and, for anything significant, tell you in the app or by email rather than hoping you notice.

Continuing to use QuickArt after a change means you accept the updated Terms. If you would rather not, you can stop using the site and delete your account — and if you are part-way through a paid plan, we will refund the credits you have not used.

16. Contact Us

Questions about these Terms, a bill, a refund, a takedown, or anything else: [email protected]. A person reads that address.

Lumeta AI LLC, Sheridan, Wyoming, United States.

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