Content and artificial intelligence rules

The photos and drawings you upload remain your property. We use them only to show you previews, make the product you order and handle any guarantee claim, as described in the Terms of sale and the Privacy notice. We do not publish them or use them for advertising or to train artificial intelligence models without your separate, express consent.

You can upload an image if:

• you took or made it yourself, or you have a licence or permission allowing you to reproduce it on an object, even for personal use;
• any identifiable people in it agree to their image being reproduced on fabric; for minors, the agreement of whoever holds parental responsibility is required;
• it contains none of the content listed in point 3.

A photo found online, on social media or in a search engine is not automatically free to use: it usually belongs to whoever took it.

We do not make products with images containing:

• characters, logos, trademarks or protected works you have no rights to (for example characters from cartoons, films and video games, team logos and commercial brands, works of art not yet in the public domain);
• photos of other people used without their consent, or images that ridicule them, expose them or harm their reputation;
• nudity or sexual content; any sexual or ambiguous content involving minors, which we will report to the authorities;
• graphic violence, hateful or discriminatory symbols or messages, or content inciting violence or terrorism;
• misleading content making it look as if a real person said or did something they did not;
• any other unlawful content.

If an image breaks these rules we may refuse or cancel the order, refunding the full amount paid, and delete the image. We do not review every image before production, but the weaving workshop sees every piece and flags doubtful cases to us. You remain responsible for what you upload.

On some products your image can be transformed with artificial intelligence using predefined styles, chosen by you or set for the product. Free-text instructions to the model are not available. What you should know:

• Who processes the image. The photo and the chosen style are sent, through the OpenRouter service, to a Google artificial intelligence model (Gemini), which generates the new image. In every request we ask for it to be handled only by providers that state they do not retain the data or use it to train models. Details are in the Privacy notice.
• When it happens. When you choose a style in the editor or, on products with an automatic transformation, right after you upload the photo: in that case we tell you before you upload, next to the button for choosing the photo, and the editor shows "Transformation in progress" while the image is processed.
• You can always go back. In the editor the transformed photo is marked "AI-transformed photo" and the "Back to original" button restores your image.
• The result is not guaranteed. The image is generated automatically and may contain errors, invented details, altered faces or hands, distorted lettering. Look at it carefully: order the product only if you are happy with the result.
• Styles. The suggested styles are inspired by artistic movements and techniques and are not associated with or endorsed by any artist or their estate.
• Rights in the generated image. We claim no rights in images generated from yours. Please note that an automatically generated image may not be protected by copyright in the way your own work is.

The preview, with or without artificial intelligence, is an on-screen simulation. Jacquard weaving translates the image into a limited number of coloured yarns: colours, contrast and details may differ from what you see, and also depend on your device's screen. Images with many small details, tiny text or delicate gradients are simplified in weaving. The editor warns you if the resolution is too low.

If you believe an Ordito.art product reproduces your image or infringes your rights without permission, write to ordini@ordito.art with the details: we review every report and, if it is justified, stop production and delete the image.