Acceptable Use Policy

1. Core principle

Use MerchDraft only for lawful products, accurate commercial communication, and content you have the right to process. You remain responsible for the products you sell and every listing or image you publish.

2. Illegal and prohibited commercial activity

You may not use MerchDraft to create, promote, facilitate, or conceal:

• illegal goods, services, transactions, or instructions;
• fraud, scams, counterfeiting, money laundering, or stolen property;
• weapons, controlled substances, illegal pharmaceuticals, or products prohibited by the target marketplace;
• sanctions evasion, export-control violations, or trade in prohibited jurisdictions;
• activity that violates consumer-protection, advertising, product-safety, labeling, tax, or competition law.

3. Deception, unsupported claims, and manipulation

You may not generate or publish content that:

• misrepresents a product's identity, origin, materials, dimensions, compatibility, condition, certification, performance, or included accessories;
• uses fabricated reviews, testimonials, endorsements, awards, scarcity, discounts, sales history, or before-and-after results;
• makes medical, health, safety, environmental, financial, or performance claims without appropriate evidence and required disclosures;
• impersonates another seller, brand, public figure, or customer;
• creates product images designed to hide defects or depict features that the real product does not have;
• uses deceptive keywords, competitor names, or marketplace metadata.

4. Intellectual property, privacy, and publicity rights

You may upload and process only content that you own or are authorized to use. You may not:

• copy protected product photography, packaging, logos, characters, designs, or text without permission;
• use another party's trademark in a way that creates confusion about source, sponsorship, or compatibility;
• upload a person's image, voice, contact details, or other personal data without a lawful basis and any required consent;
• submit confidential information, trade secrets, government identifiers, payment credentials, health records, or authentication secrets.

5. Harmful and exploitative content

You may not use MerchDraft for content involving:

• child sexual abuse or exploitation, or sexual content involving minors;
• non-consensual intimate imagery, sexual exploitation, or human trafficking;
• credible threats, instructions for violent wrongdoing, targeted harassment, or promotion of extremist violence;
• hateful abuse directed at protected groups;
• self-harm encouragement or content designed to exploit vulnerable people;
• malware, credential theft, phishing, spam, or other cyber abuse.

6. Abuse of accounts, systems, and usage limits

You may not:

• probe, scan, disrupt, overload, reverse engineer, or bypass security or access controls;
• automate access through unapproved scripts, scraping, bots, or account farms;
• circumvent generation balances, file limits, rate limits, trial restrictions, or payment controls;
• share, transfer, sell, or lease accounts or generation balances;
• use MerchDraft to build or train a competing model or service without written permission;
• misrepresent usage, hide request origin, or interfere with provider safeguards.

7. Ecommerce seller responsibilities

Before publishing output, you must:

• compare the listing and images with the real product and packaging;
• verify every measurable fact, compatibility statement, certification, warning, and performance claim;
• add legally required instructions, disclosures, labels, age restrictions, and safety warnings;
• follow Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, advertising-network, and local marketplace policies;
• keep evidence supporting claims and promptly correct inaccurate content.

8. Enforcement

We may investigate suspected violations and limit generations, remove stored content, suspend accounts, block transactions, or terminate access. We consider severity, repetition, intent, harm, legal requirements, and opportunities to remedy the issue.

We may preserve or disclose information when reasonably necessary to comply with law, respond to valid legal process, protect people or the service, or investigate fraud and security incidents.

9. Changes to this policy

We may update this policy as the service, provider rules, marketplace requirements, or relevant risks change. Material updates will be identified by a new effective date and additional notice where appropriate.