Pick the guide that matches the real delivery path
Client work focuses on contracts, confidentiality, reference files and what you can honestly transfer to a customer. Print on demand and book covers add marketplace disclosure, production quality and publishing rules. Marketing ads and websites or social media add claims, likeness, brand-safety and channel-specific review.
Four checks to make before you publish
- Record the generator and plan used for the final asset. Rights can differ by free or paid tier, company size, model or access method.
- Check the destination separately. Generator permission does not override Etsy, KDP, stock-library or advertising-platform rules.
- Clear what appears in the image. Logos, recognizable people, protected characters, source photos and confidential material create risks outside the generator licence.
- Keep evidence. Save the final prompt or edit history, generation date, source files, policy links and any disclosure text used at publication.
Detailed use-case guides
Client work
A practical checklist for agencies, freelancers and in-house teams delivering AI-assisted visuals to a client.
GuidePrint on demand
The generator licence is only one layer. POD sellers also need marketplace permission, original creative input and clean third-party rights.
GuideBook covers
Book covers combine generator rights, publishing-platform rules, trademark/publicity risk and marketing representations.
GuideMarketing & ads
Most commercial-use licences can cover marketing, but advertising creates extra trademark, endorsement and likeness concerns.
GuideWebsites & social
Usually this is a straightforward commercial-use case, but platform, privacy and third-party rights still determine whether a particular image is safe to publish.