Terms and Conditions
Last Updated: June 15, 2026
1. Acceptance of Terms
This document acts as a definitive legal agreement between you and Google Flower AI ("we," "us," or "our"). These rules dictate your direct access to our studio suite, online canvas, and timeline interfaces (collectively called the "Services"). We ask that you read through these expectations before launching your first project window.
Initializing a user account, assigning a paid render subscription, or processing video sequences indicates that you accept these parameters. If you are launching a collaborative workspace on behalf of an established agency, production company, or studio collective, you certify that you have the explicit corporate backing to bind that group to this framework.
As we deploy feature rollouts, we will modify these terms. When an update occurs, we will shift the timeline at the top of this file. Critical operational modifications will be broadcast through workspace alerts or direct email notices. Keeping your dashboard active following an adjustment serves as your complete verification of the revised framework.
2. Eligibility
You must be at least 13 years old to utilize the cloud features of Google Flower AI. Creators between the ages of 13 and 18 are welcome to build storyboards and generate imagery, provided they operate under the explicit sign-off of a parent or guardian who accepts this document. Commercial tier distribution and multi-track pipeline exports remain restricted entirely to individuals aged 18 and over.
By configuring an active environment, you declare that your profile inputs are truthful and that you align with our baseline age controls. Profiles created under false credentials will be permanently removed from our processing clusters without warning.
3. Your Account
Unlocking our advanced cloud layout requires a personal creator profile. You agree to keep your registration variables—such as billing addresses and project identities—accurate over time. You bear sole responsibility for guarding your active session tokens and any generation expenses incurred under your session.
If you observe irregular processing actions or believe your workspace credentials have been exposed, notify our infrastructure engineers instantly at [email protected]. We cannot absorb budget losses resulting from exposed profiles where you failed to use standard credential protections.
You may not rent, sub-allocate, or broker your personal workspace to third parties. Every workspace is personal and locked to the registered user unless assigned a distinct team seat license through our enterprise setup.
4. License to Use
While you remain compliant with these terms, Google Flower AI hands you a non-exclusive, revocable, non-assignable permission setup to work within our cloud workspace for indie production or structural commercial creation. This permission strictly locks out the following behavior:
- Wholesaling, white-labeling, or re-routing our model endpoints into external commercial platforms.
- Attempting to extract the underlying weights of our Veo generative model or probing core code clusters.
- Deploying autonomous scrapers, network spiders, or prompt-harvesting bots against our servers.
- Re-packaging our layout interface elements, design assets, or styling structures to create copycat tools.
We hold all ownership aspects not openly written out in this license. This operational permit self-terminates instantly if you breach our structural platform boundaries.
5. Your Content
When you feed descriptive text, directional cues, image sets, or script drafts into our engine ("Your Content"), you retain absolute copyright and intellectual ownership over those final exported media assets. You supply Google Flower AI with a functional, global, royalty-free infrastructure permit to replicate, parse, and process Your Content solely so our machine learning nodes can construct and deliver your requested sequence.
You are responsible for making sure your incoming scripts and media inputs do not violate trademark protections or overwrite third-party copyrights. Google Flower AI asserts zero claims over your final media cuts. However, anonymized text prompt lists may be logged to help our engineers test model safety thresholds and rendering accuracy.
You guarantee that you own or possess the functional permissions required to drop media inputs into our workspace. Verified copyright takedown notices or DMCA strikes targeting assets within your project timeline will result in the immediate removal of those files from our storage nodes.
6. Prohibited Uses
Google Flower AI is designed to elevate authentic cinematography and narrative exploration. We maintain a zero-tolerance baseline against the following vector applications:
- Generating violent sequences, graphic physical trauma, or media assets engineered to incite systemic discrimination and hate speech.
- Constructing non-consensual adult media or exploiting child safety parameters in any capacity.
- Synthesizing deepfakes aimed at targeted character defamation, systemic harassment, or financial extortion.
- Deploying high-frequency generation cycles to spread political disinformation campaigns or synthetic identity assets.
- Running continuous jailbreak prompts to bypass content safety engines or uncover technical cloud overrides.
Violations will activate an instant lock on your profile, permanent termination of pending project files, and immediate referral to necessary authorities when extreme security boundaries are broken.
7. Intellectual Property
The entire Google Flower AI architecture—encompassing our design brand, identity logos, application software, localized user interface layouts, and model documentation—belongs exclusively to Google Flower AI and our processing licensors. This system remains heavily shielded by international patent and copyright parameters.
This agreement grants no structural transfer of our core branding rights to your profile. Any commercial deployment of our logotypes or marketing layouts without prior, formalized paperwork will be treated as trademark infringement.
8. Payments & Subscriptions
Accessing high-priority render clusters requires a premium tier plan. By selecting a subscription layer, you permit us to automatically charge your designated payment tool at the recurring cadence chosen (monthly or annually). All balances are compiled in US dollars and are non-refundable once cloud compute time has been executed, barring standard local regulatory exceptions.
You can downgrade or stop your active subscription plan at any time inside your project settings. Your high-priority access remains active until the final calendar day of your current billing period. We will notify you of any structural pricing shifts 30 days before they launch. Continued timeline activity inside a new billing period proves you accept the updated rate.
Free Tier Limitations
Free sandbox profiles are restricted by everyday queue limits, standard-definition output baselines, and permanent system watermarks. We hold the right to adjust or wind down sandbox privileges to manage server load during peak demand periods.
9. Disclaimers
Our workspace functions on an "as-is" and "as-available" foundation without alternative guarantees. We cannot promise that your timeline rendering cycle will never experience a server timeout, network drop, or cloud infrastructure delay. Generative model outputs can occasionally contain unexpected artifacts, visual inconsistencies, or prompt misinterpretations—review all footage cuts carefully before deploying them commercially.
Google Flower AI makes no absolute claim that output files are entirely shielded from legacy artistic copyright challenges. Evaluating whether your prompt arrangements create legal risks under local creative statutes remains your independent responsibility.
10. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent allowed by legal frameworks, Google Flower AI and our operating group of developers, researchers, and directors will not be held responsible for indirect, secondary, or consequential damages tied to your project workspace. This includes lost revenue from missed commercial pitches, project delivery delays, file corruption, or disrupted marketing plans.
Our complete cumulative financial liability to your profile will never pass the total subscription capital you transferred to us over the past twelve months, or a fixed threshold of one hundred US dollars ($100)—whichever value ranks higher. If your local judicial district blocks these standard exclusions, these maximum cutoffs will scale down to match the minimum allowable liability rule.
11. Closing Your Studio
You can close out your account environment and clear your active projects at any time using your workspace profile configurations. Once processed, your raw timeline configurations and working media inputs are purged from active server banks within 30 days, in line with the terms of our Privacy Policy.
We reserve the authority to hold or close out your interface privileges if you breach our system boundaries or generate risky media profiles that threaten server ecosystem stability. Following a profile termination, your license to open our editor suite instantly expires. Essential protective clauses—specifically Sections 5, 7, 9, and 10—remain fully intact indefinitely.