Intellectual Property & Copyright Policy

1. Purpose of This Policy

TextPixora provides artificial intelligence tools that allow users to create digital images from written prompts.

Because users may create, upload, download, publish, or commercially use digital content, it is important to understand how intellectual-property rights may apply.

This policy explains:

ownership of the TextPixora platform;
user rights in submitted content;
the legal status of AI-generated images;
third-party intellectual-property rights;
permitted and prohibited use of protected material;
trademark considerations;
copyright complaints; and
responsibilities of TextPixora users.

2. TextPixora Intellectual Property

Unless otherwise stated, the TextPixora platform and its original materials are owned by, controlled by, or lawfully licensed to COMPUTER ABC SYSTEMS CENTRE LTD.

This may include:

the TextPixora name;
website design;
logos;
branding;
software;
source code;
interfaces;
layout;
graphics;
documentation;
written website content;
icons;
databases;
platform functionality; and
other original materials.

These materials may be protected by copyright, trademark, database, design, or other intellectual-property laws.

3. Limited Permission to Use the Website

Users are granted a limited, non-exclusive, revocable right to access and use TextPixora for lawful purposes in accordance with our Terms and Conditions.

This permission does not transfer ownership of TextPixora intellectual property.

Without appropriate permission, users must not:

copy substantial parts of the website;
reproduce TextPixora branding;
distribute protected website materials;
modify or resell the platform;
create misleading copies of the service;
remove intellectual-property notices;
reverse engineer protected technology except where law expressly permits; or
falsely represent themselves as associated with TextPixora.

4. Copyright Protection

Copyright may protect qualifying original creative works, including written materials, images, illustrations, software, and website content.

Under UK law, qualifying copyright protection generally arises automatically without requiring registration.

Users should therefore not assume that content found online is free to copy merely because it does not contain a copyright symbol or registration notice.

5. User Prompts

Users retain whatever rights they lawfully hold in prompts, instructions, descriptions, or other materials they submit to TextPixora.

By submitting a prompt or other content, users grant TextPixora the limited permission reasonably necessary to:

process the request;
transmit information to relevant technical providers;
generate the requested output;
display generated content;
maintain account functionality;
investigate technical problems;
prevent misuse; and
operate the service.

Submitting content to TextPixora does not transfer ownership of unrelated user intellectual property to TextPixora.

6. Responsibility for Submitted Content

Users are responsible for ensuring that prompts and reference materials they submit can lawfully be used.

Users must not knowingly submit content that:

infringes copyright;
unlawfully uses trademarks;
violates design rights;
misappropriates another person's creative work;
violates contractual restrictions;
infringes privacy or publicity rights; or
is otherwise unlawfully obtained.

Users should obtain any necessary permission or licence before submitting third-party protected material.

7. AI-Generated Images

Images generated through TextPixora are created using automated artificial intelligence systems based on user prompts and generation settings.

The legal status of AI-generated images may depend on factors such as:

applicable jurisdiction;
level of human creative input;
the generation process;
third-party material involved;
applicable copyright legislation; and
how the output is subsequently modified or used.

TextPixora therefore does not guarantee that every AI-generated image will qualify for copyright protection or exclusive ownership.

8. UK Treatment of AI-Generated Works

UK copyright law contains specific provisions relating to computer-generated works, but the application of copyright rules to modern generative AI remains an evolving legal area.

Current UK government work on copyright and AI recognises issues involving human authorship, computer-generated works, licensing, AI inputs, and AI outputs.

Accordingly, TextPixora does not provide legal guarantees concerning who owns copyright in every generated output.

Users requiring certainty for high-value commercial use should consider obtaining independent intellectual-property advice.

9. Similarity to Existing Works

Generative AI systems can sometimes create outputs that resemble:

existing artistic styles;
common visual concepts;
familiar compositions;
characters;
logos;
branded products; or
other protected content.

TextPixora does not guarantee that every generated image will be entirely unique or free from similarities to existing works.

Users should review generated content before commercial or public use.

10. Copyright Infringement Risks

An AI-generated image may potentially raise copyright concerns if it reproduces a legally protected element of an existing work.

Current UK government guidance recognises that using the whole or a substantial part of a protected work without permission can constitute infringement where no applicable exception applies.

Users are responsible for ensuring that their use of generated content does not unlawfully reproduce protected third-party material.

11. Commercial Use of Generated Images

Users may use AI-generated images commercially where such use is permitted under:

TextPixora's applicable terms;
relevant third-party terms;
applicable intellectual-property law; and
other legal requirements.

Potential commercial uses may include:

website graphics;
marketing campaigns;
advertising concepts;
social media content;
presentations;
product concepts;
creative projects; and
digital publications.

However, commercial use does not guarantee exclusive intellectual-property rights.

Users should conduct appropriate checks before using generated content for high-value branding, packaging, trademark registration, merchandise, or other commercially significant purposes.

12. Trademarks and Brand Names

Trademarks can protect names, logos, symbols, and other signs used to identify goods or services.

Users must not use TextPixora to intentionally:

create counterfeit logos;
falsely imitate another brand;
imply unauthorised sponsorship;
create deceptive branded products;
misrepresent commercial affiliation; or
unlawfully exploit protected trademarks.

Generating a logo or branded image does not grant the user ownership or permission to use another person's registered trademark.

13. Logos Generated Through TextPixora

Users may use TextPixora to explore logo or branding concepts where available.

However, TextPixora does not perform trademark clearance.

Before adopting an AI-generated logo commercially, users should check whether:

similar marks already exist;
the design infringes protected branding;
registration is available;
appropriate commercial rights exist; and
the proposed use complies with applicable trademark law.

TextPixora does not guarantee successful trademark registration.

14. Copyrighted Characters and Creative Works

Users should take care when requesting images involving:

copyrighted characters;
film or television properties;
game characters;
book illustrations;
artwork;
photographs;
branded mascots; or
distinctive protected designs.

Permission may be required to commercially reproduce or distribute protected third-party material.

The ability of an AI tool to generate an image does not mean that all downstream uses are legally permitted.

15. Artists and Creative Styles

Users may request general artistic qualities, moods, techniques, periods, or visual characteristics.

However, users remain responsible for ensuring that their intended use does not infringe applicable rights or falsely imply that a living creator produced, endorsed, or licensed the resulting work.

TextPixora does not guarantee that stylistic similarity alone is legally permissible in every jurisdiction or circumstance.

16. Public Figures and Likeness Rights

Copyright is not the only right that may apply to generated images.

Images involving identifiable people may also raise questions involving:

privacy;
publicity rights;
passing off;
defamation;
endorsement;
personality rights; or
consumer protection.

Users should not use generated images to falsely imply that an identifiable person endorses a product, service, organisation, or opinion.

17. User Ownership Claims

Users should not represent that they exclusively own intellectual-property rights in generated content unless they have a reasonable legal basis for that claim.

Because AI systems may generate similar content for multiple users, TextPixora does not promise exclusivity simply because a particular image was generated through a user's account.

18. Third-Party AI and Technology Providers

TextPixora may rely on third-party technology, infrastructure, or AI providers.

Where such providers have terms relating to generated content, licensing, or acceptable use, those terms may also affect how certain outputs can be used.

TextPixora users remain responsible for complying with applicable restrictions made available through the service.

19. Copyright Complaints

If you believe content made available through TextPixora infringes your copyright, you may contact:

[email protected]

A copyright complaint should include sufficient information to allow us to understand and investigate the concern.

Where appropriate, this may include:

identification of the protected work;
identification of the allegedly infringing material;
an explanation of your rights in the work;
relevant URLs or account information;
your contact information; and
any supporting documentation.

Do not provide unnecessary sensitive personal information.

20. Review of Intellectual-Property Complaints

Where we receive a credible intellectual-property complaint, we may take reasonable steps to investigate.

Depending on the circumstances, we may:

request additional information;
review relevant content;
temporarily restrict content;
remove content;
restrict generation functionality;
contact the relevant user;
suspend an account; or
take other appropriate action.

Submission of a complaint does not automatically establish that infringement has occurred.

Copyright disputes may involve competing legal rights, licences, exceptions, or factual questions.

21. False or Misleading Complaints

Users and rights holders should submit intellectual-property complaints in good faith.

Knowingly submitting false, fraudulent, or materially misleading claims may result in appropriate action and could create legal consequences.

TextPixora may decline to act on complaints that do not contain enough information to identify the relevant content or claimed rights.

22. Repeat Infringement

Accounts repeatedly used to intentionally infringe third-party intellectual-property rights may be subject to restrictions or termination.

When deciding whether action is appropriate, TextPixora may consider:

the nature of the alleged infringement;
evidence provided;
repeated complaints;
user conduct;
previous warnings; and
applicable legal obligations.

23. TextPixora Trademarks and Branding

The TextPixora name, branding, logo, and other source-identifying features may be protected by applicable intellectual-property laws.

Users must not use TextPixora branding in a manner that:

falsely suggests partnership;
implies endorsement;
creates marketplace confusion;
impersonates the business;
misleads customers; or
violates applicable trademark rights.

References to TextPixora for legitimate descriptive purposes should not imply an association that does not exist.

24. User Feedback

Users may voluntarily provide feedback, suggestions, feature requests, or ideas regarding TextPixora.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, providing feedback does not create an obligation for TextPixora to implement the suggestion or compensate the user.

Users should not submit confidential third-party intellectual property as feedback.

25. No Intellectual-Property Legal Advice

TextPixora does not provide legal advice concerning:

copyright ownership;
trademark registration;
licensing;
design rights;
infringement;
intellectual-property disputes; or
commercial clearance.

Information on the platform is provided for general purposes.

Users should seek advice from an appropriately qualified intellectual-property professional where necessary.

26. Enforcement of TextPixora Rights

COMPUTER ABC SYSTEMS CENTRE LTD may take reasonable steps to protect its own intellectual property where it believes unauthorised use or infringement has occurred.

UK government guidance notes that intellectual-property owners are generally responsible for enforcing their own rights where infringement occurs.

Possible actions may include requesting removal, seeking an agreement, using dispute-resolution processes, or pursuing other remedies available under applicable law.

27. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Intellectual Property & Copyright Policy to reflect:

developments in AI technology;
changes in copyright law;
changes to TextPixora services;
new intellectual-property guidance;
changes to platform functionality; or
changes in third-party provider requirements.

The current version will be published through textpixora.com.

Effective Date: 25 September 2026

Last Updated: 25 September 2026

28. Contact Us

For copyright concerns, intellectual-property complaints, trademark issues, or questions about this policy, contact:

COMPUTER ABC SYSTEMS CENTRE LTD

TextPixora

Website: textpixora.com

Company Registration Number: 16243442

Registered Address: Dept 6165, 43 Owston Road, Carcroft, Doncaster, DN6 8DA, United Kingdom

General Enquiries: [email protected]

Customer Support & IP Enquiries: [email protected]