Look Partners (Creator) Terms of Service
These Terms govern the rights, obligations, and settlement conditions between SKIPIKS ("Company") and creators (editorial partners, "Partner") who supply lookbook images and receive revenue share on the AI fashion-curation platform.
1. Partners apply via the Partner Console (/catalog); the agreement is formed upon the Company's review and approval.
2. Looks uploaded before approval are not exposed in the feed (inactive) and appear only upon the Company's approval.
3. Contract summary: the Company and the Partner treat the agreement given with the logged-in account on the sign-up screen, and the record of when it was given, as the electronic signature of this agreement. Right after sign-up (account creation), the Company sends to the sign-up email the parties to the contract, the sign-up date and time, the version of the Terms that applies and a contract summary (contract amount and revenue-sharing method · term, changes and termination · rights and obligations · scope of use of supplied looks · dispute resolution); the Partner can have the contract summary sent again from the console (once every 24 hours).
1. Supplied looks pass through the common pipeline (quality review, product matching). Quality review includes an AI pre-review, which may approve or reject a look automatically (the criteria and how to ask for a new review are in "Automated Decisions" of the Partner Privacy Policy).
2. The Company may suspend, reject, or delete looks violating quality or policy. When the Company rejects a look or stops or deletes its exposure, it gives the reason in the console or by email, and the Partner may ask for a review by staff. The same applies to looks rejected by the AI pre-review.
3. Looks whose exposure the Company has stopped may be deleted by the Partner in the console; deleting one returns one quota slot.
4. AI-generation declaration: each time the Partner supplies a look, it must declare whether the image was made with AI (generative artificial intelligence) or is a real photograph (for console uploads, at each upload; for feed or API integrations, for each item); looks without a declaration are not accepted. Looks created with one-click look generation are treated as made with AI. Based on the declaration, the Company labels looks made with AI as AI-generated on service screens and does not label looks declared as real photographs. A false declaration is a breach of these Terms; if the Company confirms one, it may stop featuring the look, request a cure under Termination & Suspension, or take other necessary measures.
1. Each month (from 00:00 on the 1st to 24:00 on the last day, Korea time), the Company sets 10% of the exposure-pass revenue paid by sellers as the partner pool. Revenue is the amount paid less refunds, spread day by day over each pass period, counting the portion that falls in that month (daily recognition); free grants are excluded.
2. The pool is divided among partners in proportion to the number of valid clicks on seller products from their looks that month, rounded down to the won. A valid click is one that is not a fraudulent click under paragraph 3 and that was made while the seller and product were active and the look was approved and live.
3. Clicks of test accounts and fraudulent clicks are excluded from distribution. Fraudulent clicks are clicks blocked as fraudulent at the time of the click, and clicks later confirmed as fraud for which the Company recorded the grounds and voided them. A Partner who leaves or whose partnership is terminated still takes part in that month's distribution with the valid clicks made that month before the leaving or termination, and valid clicks on looks that remain live after leaving or termination under paragraph 7 of Content License & Warranty continue to be shared. If a month has no valid clicks, or amounts remain after rounding down, they belong to the Company and are not carried over.
4. The distribution is calculated and finalized after the month ends (it is not changed afterwards, except that the Company corrects its own calculation errors and notifies the Partner of the correction and the reason) and recorded at once as payable earnings. However, if clicks in a finalized month are later confirmed as fraudulent, the Company notifies the Partner by email of the corresponding amount (that Partner's distribution for the month × number of voided clicks ÷ that Partner's valid clicks for the month) together with the basis of calculation, and deducts it from earnings. If earnings are insufficient, it is offset against later earnings. The Partner may object within 14 days of receiving the notice, and even after that period the Partner's right to dispute the matter before a court or dispute-mediation body is not restricted. During a month in progress, the Partner Console shows valid click counts only.
5. Amounts accrued per click before September 24, 2026 are handled under the previous rules (pending → confirmed → paid).
1. When confirmed earnings meet the minimum, the Partner requests payout; after the Company's approval, payment is made to the registered account. The Company approves the request, or gives the reason for not approving it, within 7 days of receiving it, and pays within 7 days of approval (while the hold in paragraph 6 of Termination & Suspension applies, that procedure is followed). A Partner who has left or whose partnership has been terminated may request payout of a balance below the minimum if it has no live looks.
2. Tax handling (e.g., withholding) follows applicable law.
3. The Partner is responsible for keeping payout/tax information accurate.
1. One-click look generation is a feature with which the Partner creates looks from a prompt in the console using a generative-AI image generator provided by the Company; its results are looks made with AI (paragraph 4 of Content Supply & Quota). When a look created with one-click generation in the Partner Console is submitted for review, the per-look amount published in the Pricing page is deducted from your earnings and shown as "One-click generation deduction" in your earnings history.
2. If the look is rejected, the deduction is cancelled. Failed generations are neither deducted nor counted toward the daily limit.
3. If a deduction makes your balance negative, it is offset against later earnings. The Company does not invoice negative balances separately.
4. The per-look amount and daily limit are shown on the Pricing page and in the console; any change is announced 7 days before it takes effect. This clause applies from September 30, 2026; one-click generation is not offered before then.
1. The Partner warrants that it has the lawful right to permit the Company to use supplied looks within the scope set out in this clause. The Partner confirms that supplied looks do not infringe third-party copyright, portrait, trademark or other rights; that it has obtained consent from any identifiable real person who appears; and that it supplies looks made with generative AI tools only where the tool's terms of use permit commercial use.
2. Copyright in supplied looks (where copyright subsists) belongs to the Partner and is not transferred to the Company under these Terms.
3. By supplying a look, the Partner grants the Company a non-exclusive license within the following scope, in consideration of distributions under Revenue Share (Monthly Revenue Pool). Even where no copyright subsists in a look, the relationship between the Company and the Partner regarding its use follows this clause.
① Purpose: exposure within the Company's service (web, app, etc.), product matching and item recognition, and promotion of the Company's service
② Method: reproduction, transmission and display, and technical changes needed for the above purposes (resizing and aspect-ratio adjustment, cropping item areas, file-format conversion and compression, generating thumbnails and share-link preview images, and watermarks showing the Company's logo or service name — never a mark that could be mistaken for authorship). Cropped item images are used only for product matching and item recognition and are not shown as looks on service screens.
③ Sub-use: the Company may let contractors to whom it entrusts service operations such as hosting, delivery and image processing use looks within this scope on the Company's behalf. Otherwise, the Company does not transfer this license to, or sublicense it to, any third party without the Partner's consent. However, if the Company transfers all or part of its business, this license passes to the party taking over the business, and the Company notifies the Partner at its sign-up email at least 30 days before the transfer date. If the Partner does not want the transfer, it may request a takedown under paragraph 6 before the transfer date, without any penalty or other disadvantage. In a merger of the Company, the license passes by operation of law.
④ Analysis: for the purposes in ①, the Company may send looks and parts of them to AI image-analysis services and external image-search services to extract items, tags and descriptions or to find similar products. The Company uses only services that do not publish the images sent, and copies kept by those services in the course of processing may be copies the Company cannot delete under paragraph 6 ①.
⑤ Descriptions and tags: the Company may automatically create and translate look descriptions and hashtags, and may edit, shorten or translate the descriptions and tags the Partner submits, or replace them with descriptions the Company creates.
4. Apart from the technical changes in paragraph 3 ②, the Company does not alter the content or form of looks, and makes secondary uses such as creating new looks based on a look only with the Partner's separate consent. The Partner's name shown on looks follows paragraph 9.
5. If a dispute with a third party arises because the Partner intentionally or negligently breached the warranty in paragraph 1, the Partner resolves it at its own responsibility and cost and compensates the Company for resulting losses. When the Company receives a third party's claim of rights, it notifies the Partner without delay and gives the Partner an opportunity to take part in responding to it. However, the Company is responsible for disputes arising from its use of a look beyond the scope of paragraph 3.
6. During the partnership and after leaving or termination, the Partner may request in the console (or, if the console is unavailable, by email to the contact address) that a supplied look be taken down. Within 7 days of receiving the request, the Company removes the look from the service, ends its use and deletes the original file. Exceptions: ① copies the Company cannot delete, such as share-link previews, caches on users' devices, and copies kept in the course of processing by the external analysis and search services in paragraph 3 ④; ② materials that must be retained by law or that investigative authorities or courts have requested; ③ originals and records kept under paragraph 10; ④ backup copies (deleted within 90 days).
7. Even after the Partner leaves or the partnership is terminated (except termination for fraud), the license for looks already approved and live continues until the Partner requests a takedown under paragraph 6, and valid clicks on those looks continue to be shared under Revenue Share (Monthly Revenue Pool). Other looks (under review or taken down) are handled as in paragraph 6 upon leaving or termination. In a termination for fraud, the Company takes down all of that Partner's looks (including looks under review), keeps the originals without exposure for 30 days from the date the termination becomes final (or, if an objection raised within that period is being decided, until the decision), and then handles them as in paragraph 6.
8. The warranty in paragraph 1 and the responsibility in paragraph 5 survive leaving or termination.
9. Name display: at sign-up and at any time afterwards, in the console "Account" section, the Partner may choose how its name is shown on the looks it supplies: ① real name, ② display name, or ③ not shown; if the Partner makes no choice, ③ not shown applies. If ① or ② is chosen, the Company shows that name in one line such as "Look by (name)" on the look detail screen of the service (web and app); it is not shown on lists or thumbnails that show several looks together or on share-link preview images. Choosing ③ is the Partner's choice not to exercise the right of attribution under Article 12 of the Korean Copyright Act, and the Partner may switch to ① or ② at any time without a takedown; changes take effect immediately. Looks that remain live after leaving or termination are shown as the Partner chose, and name display stops when the Partner's personal information is destroyed. In no case does the Company show anyone else as the author of a look.
10. Keeping evidence during disputes: in any of the following cases (a "dispute"), even if the Partner requests a takedown under paragraph 6, the Company removes the look from the service and deletes the public original within 7 days of the request, but may keep one copy of the original file, made just before deletion, as set out below — where the Company has decided to keep it because of an infringement report or a legal procedure such as litigation, mediation or an investigation concerning the look; where a suspension or termination procedure against the Partner on grounds of infringement of rights, misappropriation, violation of law or a Prohibited Act is under way; or where a cure request covering the look is under way.
① It is kept in a separate private location that the service does not serve, with a value recorded that shows the file has not been altered.
② It is not used or displayed for any purpose other than responding to the dispute (including submission to courts, investigative authorities or dispute-mediation bodies and consultations between the parties).
③ The Company notifies the Partner's sign-up email when it keeps the original (with the reason and the look concerned) and when it deletes it.
④ It is deleted without delay when the dispute ends, or — even if it is unclear whether the dispute has ended — once no procedure is open and one year passes with no new procedure or activity after the last one.
1. A Partner may leave at any time in the console "Account" section, and leaving takes effect as soon as it is requested. After leaving, the Partner can no longer supply new looks. When leaving, the Partner may also request a takedown of all supplied looks; looks for which no takedown is requested stay live and continue to be shared under paragraph 7 of Content License & Warranty. Distribution shares up to leaving and confirmed earnings are paid after leaving per the settlement process. However, if the Partner leaves while suspended under paragraph 2, the procedures in paragraphs 4 and 6 continue after leaving.
2. The Company may suspend a Partner where ① there are specific grounds to believe the Partner has committed a Prohibited Act that require review, or ② a rights holder reports an infringement of rights in a supplied look with supporting materials. While suspended, the Partner cannot supply new looks or use one-click generation, and the Company may take down looks related to the ground for suspension. A suspension does not last longer than 30 days from the day it first began and is lifted unless the partnership is terminated under paragraph 3 within that period (a termination notice already given under paragraph 4 continues until its deadline to explain). During suspension, valid clicks on live looks are still shared, and the Partner may request payout of confirmed earnings (except where the hold in paragraph 6 applies).
3. The Company may terminate the partnership in the following cases.
① It is confirmed that the Partner misappropriated others' content or supplied images knowing it had no rights to them, or artificially inflated clicks or earnings
② It is confirmed that the Partner gave false sign-up or payout information
③ It is confirmed that the Partner supplied content violating law or infringed a real person's portrait rights
④ The Partner otherwise breached these Terms and, despite the Company's request by email to cure it within a period of at least 14 days, did not cure it within that period or repeated the breach it was asked to cure
A termination under item ① or ② is called a "termination for fraud".
4. When suspending or terminating, or making a cure request under paragraph 3 item ④, the Company notifies the Partner individually at its sign-up email of the grounds, basis and effect. A termination under paragraph 3 items ① to ③ takes effect only after the Company first suspends the Partner and gives notice, and the Partner does not explain within 14 days of the notice or the explanation has no merit; the Company then notifies the result and reasons again. The Partner may also submit an explanation regarding a suspension within 7 days of the notice.
5. Once the partnership is terminated, the Partner can no longer supply new looks. Unless it is a termination for fraud, supplied looks and distribution are handled as on leaving (paragraph 7 of Content License & Warranty; paragraph 3 of Revenue Share (Monthly Revenue Pool)). A suspended or terminated Partner may still request payout of confirmed earnings in the console (except where the hold in paragraph 6 applies).
6. Where the Company suspends or terminates on grounds under paragraph 3 item ① or ②, it may hold payouts for 60 days from the suspension date. Within this period, the Company notifies the Partner by email of the amount accrued through fraud (calculated as in paragraph 4 of Revenue Share (Monthly Revenue Pool)) and the damages the Company suffered from the fraud, together with the basis of calculation, deducts them from earnings, and pays the remainder when the hold period ends. The Partner may object within 14 days of receiving the notice, and even after that period the Partner's right to dispute the matter before a court or dispute-mediation body is not restricted. Amounts accrued through fraud are not paid.
7. If there were no grounds for the suspension or termination or the Partner's explanation is accepted, the Company notifies the Partner and restores the state before the suspension or termination. The Partner may choose to leave instead of being restored. The Company re-exposes looks it had taken down, adds to earnings, as compensation, the distributions missed while looks were taken down (the average monthly distribution over the last 3 months before the suspension or termination — or over the distribution period if shorter — divided by 30, × the number of days looks were taken down), and immediately releases any payout hold. However, looks whose originals have already been deleted cannot be re-exposed; the Partner may supply them again.
1. The Company may end the creator (Look Partners) program as a whole. In that case, at least 30 days before the end date, the Company announces the end date, the reason and how payouts will be made in the Partner Console and on this page, and notifies each Partner individually at its sign-up email. The Company does not apply this clause to particular Partners only.
2. Until the end date, exposure of supplied looks and distribution under Revenue Share (Monthly Revenue Pool) continue as before. The pool for the month in which the end date falls is set from the revenue from the 1st of that month to the end date (daily recognition) and divided by the share of valid clicks in the same period.
3. The Company pays in full all confirmed earnings, including distributions up to the end date and balances below the minimum payout. Without any request from the Partner, it pays them to the registered account within 30 days of finalizing the distribution for the month in which the end date falls; if there is no account or payment is impossible, it notifies the sign-up email and pays without delay once the Partner registers an account. However, for a Partner subject to a hold or deduction under paragraph 6 of Termination & Suspension, that procedure applies.
4. The license under these Terms ends on the end date, and within 7 days of the end date the Company removes all supplied looks from the service and handles the originals as in paragraph 6 of Content License & Warranty.
5. After announcing the end, the Company may stop accepting new sign-ups, new looks and one-click generation. The Partner may leave or request takedowns at any time before the end date.
6. Ending the program under this clause does not affect distribution shares, earnings or claims regarding infringement of rights that arose before the end.
1. The Company may amend these Terms to the extent not contrary to applicable law.
2. The Company announces the amended Terms' content, effective date and reasons, together with a before-and-after comparison, in the Partner Console and on this page from 7 days before the effective date. For changes that are adverse to Partners or material — such as the distribution rate or method, rights in and scope of use of looks, or grounds for and effects of suspension or termination — the Company announces them from 30 days before the effective date and notifies each Partner individually at its sign-up email by the same date. Changes that are solely favorable to Partners may take effect from the date of announcement. Changes to the per-look amount and daily generation limit under One-click Generation Deduction follow paragraph 4 of that clause.
3. If, in the individual notice under paragraph 2, the Company clearly and separately stated that failure to express refusal by the day before the effective date will be deemed consent to the change, and the Partner does not refuse by then, the Partner is deemed to have agreed to the amended Terms.
4. If a Partner refuses a change, the Company applies the previous Terms to that Partner; where the previous Terms cannot be applied, the Partner may leave without penalty. Even in that case, distribution shares up to leaving and confirmed earnings are paid.
5. The Company does not reduce the Partner rights set out in these Terms through operating guidance or policies in the console.
1. Under Article 103(4) of the Korean Copyright Act, the Company designates the following person (recipient) to receive requests to suspend and resume reproduction and transmission.
2. On receiving a request from a rights claimant to suspend reproduction and transmission of a supplied look, the Company immediately suspends transmission of that look and, within 3 days, notifies the rights claimant and the Partner that supplied the look. The Partner may request that transmission be resumed by showing that it holds legitimate rights. This procedure may run together with the suspension procedure in paragraph 2 of Termination & Suspension.
1. The Company is not liable for interruptions due to force majeure. However, the Company compensates losses caused to the Partner through its intent or negligence.
2. These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.
The court having jurisdiction over any dispute relating to these Terms is determined under the Civil Procedure Act of Korea. These Terms are written in Korean; translations are provided for convenience only, and the Korean version prevails in case of any discrepancy.
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