Acceptable Use Policy

Version 2026-09-10 · forms part of the Terms of Service

Draft, pending legal review. This document was prepared in-house as a working draft and has not yet been reviewed by a qualified solicitor. It is not legal advice. If anything here matters to a decision you are making, email legal@intelligency.nl and ask.

1The short version

Upload work you have the rights to. Don't upload other people's logos. Check a mark is clear before you use it commercially. That covers almost everything below.

2Reference images

You may upload:

Sketches, drawings, and artwork you created.

Artwork owned by a client who has engaged you and authorised you to work with it.

Images you have licensed, where the licence permits this kind of use.

Material genuinely in the public domain.

You may not upload:

Logos, trademarks, or brand assets belonging to anyone else without their permission — including screenshots, photographs, and traced copies.

Another designer's work taken from a portfolio site, a marketplace, or a search result.

Images of identifiable people without their consent, or anything containing personal data you have no right to share.

Sexual content, content depicting minors inappropriately, content promoting violence or hatred, or anything unlawful.

Files that are not genuine images, or that attempt to exploit our systems or the systems of our providers.

3Generated marks

Do not deliberately prompt for a mark that imitates an existing brand, or iterate towards one.

Do not use a generated mark to pass yourself off as another business, or in a way likely to confuse consumers about who they are dealing with.

Clear a mark before commercial use. A logo that looks original may still conflict with a registered trademark, and that search is yours to run.

4Why the upload rule is strict

Generation is performed by third-party AI providers under our account. When a reference image is uploaded, it is sent to them. If that image infringes someone's rights, it is our account that breaches their terms, not yours — and the consequence can be losing access to the models the whole service depends on.

So this rule is not boilerplate risk-transfer. One user uploading a screenshot of a famous logo can take the platform down for everyone. That is why we enforce it rather than merely stating it.

5The service itself

Do not scrape, resell, or provide access to Intelligency as a competing service.

Do not automate access outside features we provide, or attempt to circumvent credit limits, rate limits, or access controls.

Do not probe or attack our infrastructure. If you find a security issue, report it to legal@intelligency.nl and we will work with you.

6How we enforce this

We do not pre-screen uploads.We cannot tell a client's own sketch from an unauthorised copy by looking at it, and screening everything would break the legitimate use this product is built for.

We act on reports. Anyone can report infringing content through our reporting form. We review every report and act on valid ones promptly.

Removed content stays removed. We keep a fingerprint of content we have taken down and refuse it if it is uploaded again, by any account.

Repeat infringers lose their accounts. A first breach usually means a warning and removal. A pattern means termination.

You can appeal. If we remove something or restrict your account and you think we got it wrong, reply to the notice we send or email legal@intelligency.nl. A person will look at it again.