Terms of Use

1. The service

CopyPrompt is a community where creators publish AI results together with the full prompt, and anyone (or any AI agent, through MCP and the API) can copy, adapt and evolve those prompts.

• We do not generate content: we run no model. The “Open in…” button takes you to the external tool of your choice with the prompt ready to go.
• We do not sell prompts and we do not broker sales between users. Publishing here means publishing openly.
• The service is offered free of charge and its features may change over time.

2. Your account

• You declare that you are 18 or older and that the information you provide is true. One account per person.
• You are responsible for everything that happens in your account and for your API keys. Revoke them in Settings if you suspect a leak.
• Do not share credentials, do not create accounts to get around a suspension, and do not use a username that impersonates another person or brand.
• By creating an account you declare that you have read and accepted these Terms and the Privacy Policy. The acceptance is recorded with the date and the version of the text.

3. Your content stays yours

You keep ownership of everything you publish. We claim no ownership over your prompts, texts, images or videos.

• By publishing, you declare that you are the author or that you have the right to share that content, and that it does not infringe anyone else’s rights.
• You grant CopyPrompt a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to host, display, resize and distribute the content inside the service and its public surfaces (site, feeds, API, MCP, embeds and social previews). This license exists only to run the product and ends when you remove the content, except for copies already made by third parties under the open license and for technical copies in cache or backup, which expire on the following rotations.
• You can edit or remove your posts at any time.

4. The prompt licenses (CC0 and CC-BY)

Every published prompt carries an open license, chosen by you at publish time. It applies to humans and to machines, and it is irrevocable as to copies already made.

• CC0 1.0 (default): you waive your rights over the prompt text to the fullest extent the law allows. Anyone can use, modify and exploit it commercially, without asking and without credit.
• CC BY 4.0: free use, commercial included, as long as there is attribution to the author: display name or username, with a link to the prompt on CopyPrompt.
• The license covers the prompt text and the published parameters. Result images and videos stay under the author’s rights and are not released by these licenses. They are the showcase of what the prompt produces.
• Changing a prompt’s license applies from that moment on: whoever copied it earlier stays covered by the license in force at the time.
• When you copy, respect the license marked on the prompt. Republishing someone else’s prompt as your own is plagiarism, and it is grounds for removal.

5. Use by AIs, API and MCP

• AI agents are welcome: the MCP server and the REST API v1 exist exactly for that. The same licenses and rules as the website apply there.
• We apply usage limits per IP and per key. Hitting the limit takes down your key, not the service, and trying to work around the limit breaks these Terms.
• Scraping the site to rebuild a clone of the catalog, reselling access to the content, or stripping authorship and license information is prohibited.
• You are responsible for what your agent does with your key.

6. Prohibited conduct

The House rules are part of these Terms. In short, the following is not allowed:

• Illegal content, or content that encourages crime, violence or self-harm; and any child sexual abuse material: zero tolerance, reported to the authorities.
• Hate speech, harassment, threats, doxxing or exposing other people’s personal data.
• NSFW without the proper flag. Once flagged, it is restricted as described in the Rules.
• Deepfakes or intimate imagery of a real person without consent, and using someone’s likeness to deceive.
• Spam, parasite SEO, empty or mass-repeated prompts, and artificial engagement (fabricated likes, copies or ratings).
• Plagiarism, copyright infringement and publishing third-party confidential content.
• Malware, intrusion attempts, exploiting flaws, reverse-engineering authentication or anything that degrades the service.
• Publishing secrets: an API key, token or credential inside a prompt (remember that everything here is public).

7. Content removal and suspension

• We may hide or remove content that breaks these Terms or the House rules, and suspend or terminate repeat offenders’ accounts.
• Automated systems may hide content preventively. You can contest by email and the decision goes through human review.
• A suspended account loses the right to write (publish, comment, answer); public content that already exists may stay accessible.
• Serious cases (illegal material, intrusion, fraud) allow immediate suspension with no prior notice.

8. Copyright and takedown requests

If content published here infringes your rights, write to [email protected] with the link, a description of the work and a statement of ownership. We review it and, where appropriate, remove the content and notify whoever published it, who may file a counter-notice. False and repeated reports also break these Terms.

9. Service availability

The service is provided “as is”, with no guarantee of uninterrupted availability, no guarantee that a prompt will produce a given result in a given model, and no guarantee that third-party content is accurate. We may change, suspend or discontinue features; relevant changes are announced on the site with reasonable notice. Back up the prompts that are critical to you. The export in Settings exists for that.

10. Limitation of liability

• Published content is the responsibility of whoever published it. We do not endorse prompts, results or linked external tools.
• You are responsible for how you use a copied prompt, including the costs and the terms of the AI tool where you run it.
• To the fullest extent Brazilian law allows, we are not liable for indirect damages, lost profits, loss of data or loss of opportunity arising from use of the service.
• Nothing here limits rights that the law (including Brazil’s Consumer Protection Code) grants you and that cannot be waived.

11. Termination

You can close your account whenever you want, in Settings. Deletion erases your data as described in the Privacy Policy; you may choose to keep your public contributions anonymized. Prompts already copied by third parties stay under the open license you chose: CC0 and CC-BY are irrevocable as to copies already made.

12. General provisions, governing law and jurisdiction

• Changes: we may update these Terms. The version in force and its date sit at the top of this page; material changes are announced on the site before they take effect and may require a new acceptance. Continuing to use the service after that means you agree.
• Severability: if any clause is held invalid, the rest stays in full force.
• Assignment: you may not assign these Terms; we may, in a corporate reorganization, keeping the same obligations.
• Governing law: Brazilian law, in particular the Internet Civil Framework (Law 12.965/2014), the LGPD (Law 13.709/2018) and, where applicable, the Consumer Protection Code.
• Jurisdiction: the courts of the user’s domicile are elected to settle disputes, under art. 101, I of the Consumer Protection Code. Before that, write to us: most questions get resolved by email.

Questions about these Terms: [email protected].