Intellectual Property Disclaimer

Intellectual Property Rights

ColorTouch AI is a tool designed to help users extract and analyze colors from websites. While colors themselves are generally not protected by copyright law, it's important to understand that specific color combinations, palettes, and their applications may be part of a company's brand identity and could be protected under trademark law.

Responsible Use of Extracted Colors

When using ColorTouch AI to extract colors from websites, please consider the following guidelines:

• Respect Brand Guidelines: Many companies have established brand guidelines that dictate how their colors should be used. Before using extracted colors for commercial purposes, check if the website has published brand guidelines.
• Commercial Use Considerations: If you plan to use extracted colors for commercial purposes, especially in a way that might create confusion with the original brand, consult with a legal professional.
• Educational and Personal Use: Using extracted colors for educational, personal, or inspirational purposes generally presents fewer legal concerns.
• Avoid Misrepresentation: Do not use extracted colors in a way that suggests affiliation, endorsement, or connection with the original brand unless authorized.

Color Extraction Limitations

ColorTouch AI extracts colors that are visibly present on websites. This process:

• Does not circumvent any technical protection measures
• Only processes information that is publicly displayed
• Does not extract or copy protected elements beyond color values

Legal Disclaimer

ColorTouch AI is provided "as is" without any warranties, expressed or implied. The developers of ColorTouch AI are not responsible for how users utilize the extracted colors. Users assume all responsibility and risk for the use of this tool and the colors extracted with it.

This disclaimer is not a substitute for legal advice. If you have specific concerns about intellectual property rights related to your use of extracted colors, please consult with a qualified legal professional.

Examples of Appropriate Use

To help clarify, here are some examples of generally appropriate uses of extracted colors:

• Using extracted colors as inspiration for your own original designs
• Creating mood boards or color palettes for personal projects
• Educational analysis of color theory and brand design
• Testing color combinations for accessibility and readability
• Creating complementary color schemes based on extracted colors

Examples of Potentially Problematic Use

The following uses may raise intellectual property concerns:

• Copying a brand's exact color palette for a competing product or service
• Using extracted colors in a way that creates consumer confusion about the source of goods or services
• Claiming ownership of color combinations that are distinctive to another brand
• Using extracted colors in a way that dilutes or tarnishes a brand's reputation