Content & Licensing
What you may do with a design you generate, what we may do with it, and what nobody can own.
Last updated September 16, 2026 · applies to lucaschwandt.shop
Short version. On a paid plan you may do essentially anything with your designs, including getting them tattooed, showing them in a portfolio and selling work based on them. On the Free plan the artwork is watermarked and for personal use only.
1. The licence you get
When you generate a design, we grant you a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive licence to use, reproduce, modify and display it, on these terms:
| Plan | Licence |
|---|---|
| Free | Personal, non-commercial use only. Downloads are watermarked and 1024 px. You may show it to an artist and get it tattooed on yourself; you may not sell it, licence it, or use it in a commercial portfolio or product. |
| Flash, Stencil, Parlour | Full commercial use. Have it tattooed on yourself or a client, include it in a studio portfolio, print it, sell flash sheets based on it, use it in merchandise or marketing. No attribution required, though it is appreciated. |
A licence you earned on a paid plan stays with the work you generated while on that plan. Downgrading or cancelling later does not take it away.
2. What we keep
We retain a licence to store and display your designs back to you inside your own account. We do not publish your work publicly, put it in our gallery, or use it in marketing without asking you first and getting a yes in writing. Every image in the public gallery on this site was generated by us for that purpose.
We do not use your prompts, designs or uploaded photos to train any model — see the Privacy Policy.
3. Who owns AI output, honestly
Copyright law in most countries is still unsettled on purely machine-generated images. In the United States, works produced without sufficient human authorship are generally not registrable. The practical position:
- We grant you every right we have, which is what the licence above does.
- We do not promise you hold enforceable copyright in a raw generated image, because that is not ours to promise.
- Your own creative work on top of it — an artist's redraw, adaptation and the tattoo itself — is a different matter and may well carry its own rights.
If a design matters commercially, take advice in your own jurisdiction. We will not pretend the law is clearer than it is.
4. No exclusivity
Generative models are not deterministic, and two people describing similar things may receive similar results. We cannot and do not guarantee that a design is unique, or that nobody else will ever generate something close to it.
5. What you are responsible for
- That your description does not ask for someone else's trademark, character or personal style — see the Acceptable Use Policy.
- That any photo you upload is of your own body, or one you have permission to use.
- That the use you put a design to is lawful where you are.
- That a licensed tattoo artist reviews and adapts any design before it goes on skin.
6. Our own content
The Inkaro name, the site design, its code, its written copy and the sample artwork published on this site belong to us. You may not copy the site, scrape the gallery in bulk or present our sample artwork as your own. Linking to us is always welcome.
7. If you think something infringes your rights
Write to support@lucaschwandt.shop identifying the work you hold rights in, the Inkaro output you are complaining about and how to reach you. We acknowledge within 2 business days, investigate, and remove or restrict output where a claim is well founded.
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