FlipPicture

Terms of use

Short, and written to be read rather than agreed to without reading.

Using the site

You may use this site for anything lawful, personally or commercially, without asking and without attribution. There is no licence to accept because there is nothing being licensed to you: the tool runs in your browser and produces a file on your own device.

Your files

Pictures you open remain entirely yours. This site claims no rights over them, acquires no copy of them, and takes no position on what they contain. Because nothing is transmitted, there is also no mechanism by which a file could be reviewed, retained or handed to anyone else.

You are responsible for having the right to work on the pictures you open, and for what the result is used for. A reflected photograph is not an accurate record of the scene it was taken from, and presenting one as though it were is a decision you make and not one this site can prevent.

No warranty

The tool is offered as it is. The transform is deliberately simple, its arithmetic was checked against fixture files, and the build refuses to ship if certain guarantees are broken — but the browser test suite has not been run against this build, browsers differ, files are occasionally malformed, and no page can promise a correct result on every input. Keep your originals. Nothing here modifies a file on your device, so the original is always the fallback, and it is the only one there is.

To the extent the law allows, no liability is accepted for loss arising from use of this site, including a file that failed to export, a result that was not what you expected, or a transfer printed the wrong way round.

Availability and change

The site may change, move or stop being published. Routes may be added or merged, and a feature described as planned may not be built. Nothing here is a commitment to keep a particular page at a particular address indefinitely.

Advertising

This site carries no advertising. If that ever changes, these terms and the privacy page will say so before it happens, and nothing will be placed above or inside the working surface.

Law

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. If any part of them is unenforceable, the rest continues to apply.

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