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Terms of service

Account rules, acceptable use, how credits and subscriptions are charged, and who owns what you generate.

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Agreement

Using image 2.5 means accepting these terms. If you do not accept them, do not use the site.

These terms describe the service as it stands today. Pages on the site, including model notes and the guide, explain what the workspace does but do not create extra promises beyond what is written here.

The privacy policy describes data handling, and the contact page explains how to reach the developer about anything on this page.

Accounts

An account is created with a verification code sent to an email address you control, so keeping access to that mailbox is part of keeping the account secure.

  • One account per person. Sharing an account, or creating several to work around credit limits, is not allowed.
  • You are responsible for what happens under your account, including tasks run from it and credits spent by it.
  • If you believe someone else has access to your mailbox or your account, write to support@image25.top so the account can be secured.
  • Accounts are not offered to children who cannot lawfully agree to these terms where they live.

Acceptable use

The models behind the site are general-purpose, and these rules decide what may be asked of them through this site. Breaking them can end an account.

  • Do not generate, upload or request content that is illegal where you are or where the service runs.
  • Do not create sexual content involving minors, in a prompt, an uploaded reference or a result. This is reported where the law requires it.
  • Do not create non-consensual intimate imagery of a real person, and do not use the tools to strip or fake someone's clothing.
  • Do not produce images or videos of a real, identifiable person in order to deceive, defame or harass, and do not present generated content as a real photograph of a real event.
  • Do not upload material you have no right to use, including someone else's photograph, a brand-owned character or a licensed work whose licence does not cover this use.
  • Do not scrape the site, send automated bulk requests, resell access to the workspace, or attempt to obtain generations without the credits they cost.
  • Do not attempt to bypass the sign-in, the bot check on the sign-in screen, or any limit applied to an account.

Your prompts, uploads and results

You are accountable for what you submit and for what you do with the result.

  • By uploading a reference image or video, you confirm you have the right to use it for this purpose.
  • Generation is not deterministic. The same prompt can produce different results, and a similar prompt from another user can produce a similar image, so an output is not exclusive to you.
  • Generated content can be wrong, incomplete or unsuitable even when nothing looked wrong at the time. Check it before you rely on it, and in particular before you publish it or use it commercially.
  • You are responsible for checking whether a use needs a licence, a credit or a disclosure in the place where you publish the result.

Credits, plans and charges

Generation is paid for with credits, and the price shown on the pricing page is read from the payment service rather than written into the site.

  • A task's credit cost is quoted by the generation service before the task is created. Creating the task is what spends the credits.
  • The amount charged for a plan or a credit pack is resolved when checkout opens, so the figure on the checkout screen is the figure that applies.
  • Credits are a usage allowance tied to your account. They are spent on the tasks you run and are not a currency you can transfer to another account.
  • A subscription renews on the schedule you agreed to at checkout. Credit packs are one-time purchases.
  • Credit costs and model availability can change when a model provider changes what it charges or withdraws a model.

Failed tasks, refunds and billing questions

If something was charged that should not have been, or a task failed without a result, the record is checked on request.

  • Send the task identifier for a failed generation so the task record can be examined.
  • Send the order identifier and purchase date for a billing question, so the order record can be found.
  • Purchases are processed by the payment service, and a charge is verified against that order record rather than against a screenshot alone.
  • Nothing in these terms removes a right you have under the law that applies to you.

Availability and changes to the service

The service runs on third-party model services, so what is available can change without much notice.

  • Models listed today can be withdrawn, renamed or replaced. A page describing a model is updated when that happens.
  • Generation can fail or slow down because an upstream model service is unavailable, and the site cannot promise it will not.
  • No uptime, throughput or delivery time is promised, and maintenance can interrupt the workspace.
  • Features described on a model page are tied to that model. When the model changes, the description changes with it.

Suspension and closure

An account that breaks these terms can be suspended or closed, particularly for the content rules in the acceptable use section.

  • Content that breaks those rules can be removed without notice, and an account can be closed where the breach is serious or repeated.
  • You can stop using the site at any time and ask for the account to be deleted, as described in the privacy policy.
  • Where an account is closed for a serious breach, the remaining credits are not refunded.

Intellectual property

The site and the content you create are two different things, and each has its own owner.

  • The site's pages, text, brand and code belong to the developer or to their licensors, and may not be copied wholesale for another site.
  • Model names and logos belong to their owners and appear here only to identify the model that runs.
  • You keep your prompts and your uploads. As between you and image 2.5, you may use the images and videos you generate, including commercially, subject to the restrictions that apply to the model that produced them and to the acceptable use rules above.
  • Everyone who can see an output can also see it. Publishing a result does not give you rights over a similar result someone else generated.

Limits of liability

The service is provided as it is. It cannot be guaranteed to produce a particular result, and it cannot be guaranteed to be uninterrupted.

  • No warranty is given that an output will be accurate, original, free of third-party rights, or fit for a particular purpose.
  • The developer is not liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost profit, lost opportunity, or loss of data arising from use of the site.
  • A refund or a credit adjustment is the remedy for a generation that failed or was charged incorrectly.
  • Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited under the law that applies to you.

Changes to these terms

The date at the top of this page is the date these terms last changed.

When a term changes, the date changes with it, and continuing to use the site after that means the new version applies. Questions about these terms go to support@image25.top.

Questions

Who owns the images I generate?

You keep your prompts and your uploads, and you may use the images and videos you generate, including commercially, subject to the restrictions attached to the model that produced them and to the acceptable use rules. image 2.5 does not claim ownership of your results.

Can I get a refund on a subscription or a credit pack?

Write to support@image25.top with the order identifier and the purchase date. Purchases run through the payment service, so the charge is checked against the order record. Nothing in these terms removes a right you have under the law that applies to you.

Can two people generate the same image?

Yes. Generation is not exclusive, and a similar prompt can produce a similar result for someone else. If exclusivity matters for your use, treat a generated image as a starting point rather than a unique asset.