Terms

1. Who you buy from

Anes Beadini, Spitalstrasse 60, 8952 Schlieren, Switzerland, trading as Velour(“we”). Contact: anes-beadini@outlook.com. These terms apply to every order placed through this website.

2. What you are buying

Digital image files, delivered as wallpapers. Each work exists in two versions: one cropped for a phone, one for a desktop screen. Which of them you receive depends on the pack or the option you selected. Nothing physical is shipped.

All works are generated with artificial intelligence and then selected and cropped by us. They look painted; they were not painted by hand. The same note appears on every product page, in the footer and in the studio section, so that nobody buys under a wrong impression.

The previews on this site are reduced in size. The files you receive are larger, but they are finite in resolution — we do not promise that a given file is suitable for print or for any particular device.

3. How the contract is formed

Putting something in the cart is not yet an order. The contract comes into being when you complete the payment on the Stripe checkout page and we confirm it. If a payment fails or is reversed, no contract exists.

4. Prices and payment

All prices are in Swiss francs and are the final amount for the order. We are not registered for VAT, so no VAT is shown or charged by us. Depending on where you live, your own tax authority may treat the purchase differently — that is outside our control.

Payment runs entirely through Stripe. We do not see or store your card details. The amount shown on the Stripe page before you confirm is the amount you pay.

5. Delivery

We send your files to the email address you gave at checkout — usually within a few hours, at the latest within two business days. If nothing has arrived by then, check your spam folder and write to us; we will resend.

Getting the address right is on you. If it is mistyped, we will gladly resend once you tell us the correct one.

6. Right of withdrawal for consumers in the EU and UK

If you are a consumer in the EU or the UK, you normally have fourteen days to withdraw from a contract for digital content without giving a reason.

This right expires once delivery has begun with your express consent. Before payment you are asked to confirm that we may deliver immediately and that you thereby lose your right of withdrawal. Without that confirmation we cannot start the delivery. If you do not want to give it, do not complete the order and write to us instead.

Swiss law provides no general statutory right of withdrawal for purchases made online. Where the mandatory consumer law of your own country grants you more, that law applies.

7. What you may do with the files

You get a simple, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence for private use, with no time limit. Concretely, you may:

• use the works as wallpapers on the devices you own,
• keep copies for your own backups.

You may not:

• pass them on, sell them, or make them publicly available,
• use them commercially — that includes advertising, merchandise, print-on-demand, apps, NFTs and any use as a logo or trademark,
• edit them and present the result as your own work, or claim authorship.

To the extent that rights in these files exist and belong to us, they stay with us; we transfer none of them. Because the works are AI-generated, it is unsettled in several countries whether they enjoy copyright protection at all — the rules above therefore apply as a contractual agreement between you and us, independently of that question. We cannot and do not promise that the works are protected by copyright, nor that they are unique to you.

The licence ends if you breach these rules substantially.

8. If something is wrong

If a file is corrupted, incomplete or not what the product page described, tell us and we will fix it — a fresh delivery, or your money back if that does not work.

Beyond that we are liable only for intent and gross negligence, and for damage to life, body or health. We are not liable for indirect or consequential damage, or for data you lose on your own devices. Mandatory statutory liability is unaffected.

9. Law and place of jurisdiction

Swiss law applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. The place of jurisdiction is our registered seat. If you are a consumer, this does not deprive you of the protection of the mandatory law of the country you live in.

10. Changes

We may change these terms for future orders. The version that applies to your order is the one published when you place it.