Content Licence

1. Who owns what

2. What you may do with the output

You get a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable licence to use, reproduce, modify and print the artwork and files generated for you, including:

• Printing them commercially, in any quantity, at a printer of your choosing
• Using them for a client's event and charging that client for your work — this is what the Venue plan is for
• Modifying them in any design software before printing
• Continuing to use files you exported after your subscription ends

You may not:

• Resell the artwork itself as a template, a stock asset or a design product
• Register or attempt to register any part of it as a trademark
• Present it as generated by another service, or present this service as your own product
• Extract an embedded typeface from an export and use it outside that export

3. Typefaces

Your files get printed. If a typeface inside one is not licensed for commercial print and embedding, the person who carries the consequence is you — so this is handled at our end rather than left in the small print.

• We use only typefaces whose licences expressly permit commercial printing and embedding.
• Every card layout shows the typeface names and licence types it uses, before you commit to it.
• Every export includes a licence manifest listing each typeface, its licence and where that licence can be read.
• We do not use any typeface house's proprietary lettering, any wedding stationery brand's custom faces, or any lettering that forms part of a brand identity.

Typefaces you upload yourself

You may upload your own. When you do, you confirm you hold a licence permitting commercial print use and embedding for the use you intend. That confirmation is recorded with the design, and the licence for that typeface is your responsibility. Our manifest marks it as user supplied.

4. What we do not claim about the artwork

• It is not unique. Generated artwork comes from a model. Similar descriptions produce similar results, for you and for anyone else, and two people can receive comparable designs. We do not offer exclusivity and we cannot.
• It is not cleared. We do not run trademark or design searches on the output. If you intend to use a design as a brand asset rather than for one event, take your own advice.
• Copyright in AI output is unsettled. In several countries, material generated without meaningful human authorship may attract limited or no copyright protection. Whatever rights do exist in the artwork, we license to you; we cannot license rights that the law does not create.

5. Content limits carried into the output

Generation refuses real people, religious ceremonies and sacred imagery, and third-party brand or venue identities. Decoration is limited to florals, geometry, texture, calligraphic strokes and botanical line work. These limits are described in the AI Disclaimer and enforced in the Acceptable Use Policy.

Video output carries no audio track of any kind, which also means no music licence question arises for anything we produce. What you add after export is yours to clear.

6. If someone claims otherwise

If you receive a complaint that something generated here infringes a right, tell us at support@maburedeai.shop with the detail. We will investigate, tell you what we find, and remove or regenerate the material where the complaint stands up. This licence is governed by the law of England and Wales and forms part of the Terms of Service.