AI disclosure
Last updated 27 July 2026
What is generated
The images RorlAI produces are generated by AI models. Where a model appears wearing your garment, that person does not exist. Where a background appears, that location was not photographed. The garment itself is derived from the photo you uploaded.
What is preserved
The generator is conditioned on your input photo so that print, weave, colour, seams and hardware carry through. It is a transformation of your product, not an invention of a new one. It is still a generated image and small details can differ from the physical item.
Models in the library
Every model in our library is generated. No real person’s likeness is used, so there is no release to expire and no individual whose consent could be withdrawn. If you upload a photo of a real person, you are confirming you have their permission.
Labelling your images
Some platforms and some jurisdictions require you to disclose that an image is AI-generated. That obligation sits with you as the publisher. Our output carries C2PA content credentials where the delivery format supports them, which most platforms can read automatically.
What we do not do
We do not generate photorealistic images of children. We do not generate sexual content. We do not use your uploads to train models.
Accuracy
Do not use a generated image to represent a physical attribute a buyer would rely on and that the generation cannot guarantee, such as exact colour matching for paint or an exact fit measurement. Where colour accuracy matters, check the output against the physical item before you publish.