Creator agreement

Last updated 21 Oct 2026

The creator agreement outlines the agreement between creators and Pixelliott.

Accepting this agreement

The creator agreement must be accepted when signing up to be a creator.

If the creator agreement is updated after signing up, then a prompt will be presented to accept the updated agreement.

Breach of the agreement may result in the immediate termination of your account.

Uploading photos

All photos that are uploaded to Pixelliott will contribute to your storage allowance. You will be unable to upload more than your allowance. You can upgrade / downgrade your storage allowance at any time by managing your plan.

Licensing intention

Creators should only make photos available to purchase on the marketplace, if they own or have equivalent rights and copyrights. Photos should be available for licensing, i.e. the photos haven't been designated for the public domain.

Photos shouldn't be uploaded if you break an agreement with another party.

By uploading a photo to Pixelliott, you give Pixelliott permission to analyse, modify and display the photo on your behalf.

Photo visibility

Photos only become publicly available once they are toggled to be visible and public.

Photos that are intended to be private, for example for backup purposes, should remain hidden and private.

Illegal content

Photos that contain illegal content will be removed immediately.

Content standards

Pixelliott reserves the right to edit any information without prior contact from the creator.

Profanity should not be entered into any field on Pixelliott.

Creators' photos may be subject to manual review that may result in a delay in photos being available for purchase. Pixelliott makes every attempt to ensure that there are not significant delays in manual review.

Artifical intelligence

Pixelliott may use artificial intelligence (AI) to help provide its services. Pixelliott cannot be held responsible for the outcome of artificial intelligence.

Explicit content

If explicit content is uploaded onto Pixelliott, it will be blurred to ensure that Pixelliott is safe for everyone.

Explicit content cannot currently be sold or purchased through Pixelliott marketplace.

You can read more about how this works on our explicit content page.

Automatic detection

You do not need to label your photos as explicit. Pixelliott automatically checks the photos, watermarks and other images you upload, and marks anything that may be explicit. Detection is automated, so it is not perfect and can occasionally get an image wrong in either direction.

Blurring

When a photo is marked as explicit, Pixelliott generates a blurred thumbnail that is shown to visitors by default, and keeps the unblurred version separately rather than as a public file. Visitors can switch on Explicit mode to see unblurred versions where they are available. It is off by default.

Selling

Photos that are marked as explicit cannot be added to a basket, so they cannot be bought through the marketplace. They stay in your library, and you can filter your photos by whether they are explicit to review what has been marked.

If a photo is marked by mistake

If you think a photo has been marked as explicit by mistake, contact us and we will take a look.

Queries

If you have any queries about this document, please contact dev@pixelliott.co.uk.