Terms of Service

Draft2Cut is provided by Alcalambra S.r.l., registered at Via Chopin 37, 20141 Milano, Italia (P. IVA IT-04629320963). Using the service means accepting these terms; anyone who does not accept them may not use it.

For anything concerning these terms: legal@draft2cut.com.

Draft2Cut is a platform for AI-assisted video production: from screenplay to characters, from environments to storyboard, through to audio and video. The generation engines are supplied by third parties, chosen by whoever uses the service from those available.

The service is currently in beta: some features may change, be suspended, or behave unexpectedly. The liability limits below should be read with that in mind.

Using the service requires an account, and creating one requires being at least eighteen. The information you give must be true and kept current.

Credentials are personal and must not be shared: anyone who needs other people to work with them invites those people into their organisation, where each has their own access. Anyone who notices unauthorised access must tell us without delay.

Work happens inside an organisation. One person may belong to several organisations in different roles — directing their own and being crew in another — while keeping a single account.

Whoever directs an organisation answers for the people they invite into it and for what is produced there, and decides which crafts each member may use. Content produced inside an organisation belongs to that organisation, not to the individual who pressed the button: leaving a crew does not take away work done on someone else's behalf.

A director may suspend or revoke a member's access at any time. Revocation concerns that organisation alone and touches neither the person's account nor the other organisations they belong to.

Uploaded content stays yours. We acquire no ownership of it and use it for nothing other than providing the service; in particular we do not use it to train models, nor do we permit providers to.

We are granted only the technical licence needed to make the service work: storing files, transmitting them to the provider chosen for a generation, and showing them to people with access to the organisation.

For generated content the answer depends on the provider chosen, and it is not uniform: some assign it entirely to whoever requested it, others take a more qualified position. The matter is covered in the AI Disclosure, which forms part of these terms. Copyright protection is a separate question — many jurisdictions require human creative input — and that is a judgement to make with a lawyer, not a promise made here.

• Upload a real person's likeness or voice without a written release covering the intended use.
• Produce material that depicts real people deceptively, or that simulates statements they never made.
• Produce unlawful or defamatory material, or material infringing anyone's rights, copyright included.
• Produce sexual material involving minors, or material inciting violence or hatred.
• Circumvent the service's technical limits, attempt to reach other organisations' data, or interfere with its operation.
• Resell access to the service to third parties without a written agreement.

Serious breaches may lead to suspension, without notice where that is necessary to protect other users or third parties. Where possible, a chance to put things right comes first.

The service comes in several plans. Generations consume credits according to the rates in force, which reflect what providers actually cost; anyone using their own API keys pays the provider directly under their own contract with it.

Commercial terms may change, with at least thirty days' notice to anyone on an active plan. Anyone who does not accept them may cancel before they take effect.

The service depends on third-party providers that can be slow, unavailable, or return unusable results. We do not guarantee that a generation will succeed, nor that the result will suit any particular purpose.

We are not liable for indirect damages, lost profits, or the loss of content not also kept elsewhere: the project archive features exist for that and should be used. In any case, what is owed to anyone who suffers damage does not exceed what that person paid in the preceding twelve months.

Nothing here limits liability in the cases where the law does not allow it, in particular for wilful misconduct or gross negligence and for personal injury.

You may close your account at any time. On closure, content is removed as described in the Privacy Policy; records the law requires us to keep remain.

Anyone expecting to keep their work should export their projects before closing: after deletion they cannot be recovered.

These terms may change. Material changes are notified to account holders at least thirty days before they take effect; continuing to use the service after that date counts as acceptance.

This agreement may be assigned to a group company or to a successor in a reorganisation, merger or transfer of business, without reducing the rights of anyone using the service.

Italian law applies. The courts of Milan have jurisdiction, unless the person using the service is a consumer: in that case the courts of their place of residence or domicile remain competent, and the mandatory rights granted by the law of their country are unaffected.