Images
Your image rights
Last updated November 2026
Your photograph stays yours. This page sets out exactly what Stylmie may do with it, and what it may never do.
You keep ownership
Uploading a photograph gives Stylmie no ownership of it. Copyright and every other right in your image stay with you. We take only the narrow permission needed to run the studio for you.
The permission you grant
You allow Stylmie to store your photograph privately, send it to the AI model providers that compose a look and render a try-on, and show it back to you inside your studio. That is the whole of it. The permission ends when you delete the image or your account.
- No publishing: your photo never appears on a public page, gallery or marketing surface.
- No resale or licensing: we do not sell, license or share your images with advertisers.
- No training on your photos for public models: they are used to produce your result, not to build a model sold to others.
- No biometric identification: your face is not used for recognition, verification or profiling.
Try-on renderings
A try-on image is a synthetic composite: an AI rendering of your photograph dressed in the suggested outfit. It is treated with the same privacy as your original photo. It is an illustration of a styling idea, not a photograph of a real garment, and not an accurate prediction of fit.
Deleting an image
Open the look and choose Remove look. The photograph and its try-on are removed from your studio. To erase everything at once, send a deletion request through the helpdesk from the account's email address.
Images of other people
Upload only photographs of yourself. Do not send pictures of friends, family, clients, or anyone under 18. If a photo of someone else reaches us, we will remove it once we know.
If your image appears without permission
Contact the helpdesk with the account or link involved. Images used without consent are removed, and repeat accounts are closed.
Copyright complaints
If you believe content on Stylmie infringes your copyright, write with the image reference, a description of your work and a statement that you own it. We remove or disable access while we review.