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Trip2Art Terms of Service

Last updated: 2026-10-19

These terms are the agreement between you and TheBloomsbridge LLC ("we", "us"), a Florida limited liability company, for the Trip2Art app and website. They are short on purpose. By creating an account you agree to them, and to our Privacy Policy, which explains what happens to your data.

Who can use Trip2Art

Trip2Art accounts are for people aged 13 and over. You must be 13 or older to create an account, and by creating one you confirm that you are. One account is for one person; do not share your sign-in details.

What Trip2Art does

You choose photographs from your own phone. We send them to AI providers who turn them into black-and-white line drawings, assemble the drawings into a printable book, and give you a PDF. Each original photograph is deleted as soon as its page is finished — usually within minutes. An automatic sweep removes anything left over, and we aim to have every photograph gone within a day.

The providers are named on the consent screen before you upload anything, and in the Privacy Policy.

Your photographs stay yours

You own your photographs and you own the pages we make from them. We claim no ownership of either.

To make your book we need your permission to do a specific, limited set of things with a photograph you choose: send it to our AI providers, have a drawing made from it, and store that drawing in your library so you can download it again. That permission covers nothing else. We do not sell your photographs, we do not use them to train AI models, and we do not show them to anyone else. The permission ends when the photograph is deleted.

If you delete your account, your books and pages go with it. See the account deletion page for exactly what is deleted and what is kept.

Using Trip2Art properly

Two things we ask, and one thing we forbid outright.

Never upload a sexual image of a child, and never ask Trip2Art to make one. That is a crime and we do not tolerate it in any form. The same goes for a sexual image of an adult who has not agreed to it, and for anything else that is a crime to hold or to share.

If any of it reaches us, we take the page down, suspend or close the account, keep what the law requires us to keep, and report it to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), which passes reports to law enforcement.

We do not screen the content of your photographs. The AI providers apply their own safety filters and will sometimes decline a photograph. When that happens we tell you the provider declined it, delete the photograph, and never raise a separate charge for it. The decision is theirs, we cannot switch it off, and they do not always tell us what they objected to.

Every page carries a Report button. If something reaches you that should not exist, use it.

If someone's copyright is in your photograph

You keep the rights to what you upload, and you promise it is yours to use. Sometimes it is not, and the person who owns it tells us.

Do not use Trip2Art to copy someone else's work. Characters, logos and artwork that belong to somebody else are not yours to have us draw. We check the drawing rather than your photograph, and when one comes back carrying a company's character or a logo we draw the page again without it. If the last try still shows one, that page is left out of your book.

How to tell us. Every page carries a Report button, and you can write to support@trip2art.com. Say what was copied, where it is on Trip2Art, that you own it or act for the owner, and how to reach you.

Who it reaches. Asim Salimli handles copyright complaints for Trip2Art. Email him at support@trip2art.com, call +1 267-265-4199, or write to THEBLOOMSBRIDGE LLC, 20731 NE 7TH PL, Miami, FL 33179, United States.

What we do. We look, and if the claim holds up we take the page down. We tell the person who made it what happened and who complained, so they can answer. If they say we got it wrong and explain why, we look again — being accused is not the same as being guilty.

If it keeps happening, the account goes. Someone whose pages are taken down for copyright more than twice loses their account, and we do not count a complaint that turned out to be wrong. This is not a threshold we are proud of or a trap — it is one rule, applied the same way each time, and it is the rule that lets us host your photographs at all.

What we do not do. We do not read your photographs looking for other people's copyright, and we could not. Nothing here makes us the judge of who owns a picture. What we can do is act when someone tells us, and stop hosting for people who make a habit of it.

What it costs

There is a free allowance, and the app shows you what it is and when it comes back. It needs no card, and there is no trial that turns into a payment.

Anything that does cost money shows you its price first, and asks. If you buy something, the rest of this section is how it works.

Credits. Where a plan comes with a monthly allowance, that allowance arrives as credits. A Quick book costs one credit and a Studio book costs two, and a credit is the same size on every plan, so you spend a month however you like.

A monthly allowance is for its own month and does not roll over: anything unspent when the month ends is gone, and the app shows you the date the next one starts.

Not everything is a monthly allowance. A single book bought on its own is one book — it does not renew and it does not expire, and it waits until you make it.

We never print a price in this document. The price, the currency and the renewal period are shown to you before you pay, and what you are shown is what you are charged. Prices differ from country to country.

Who you are buying from

Trip2Art is sold by TheBloomsbridge LLC, a Florida limited liability company. We sell it in the United States, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bermuda, Hong Kong, India, Japan, New Zealand and Singapore. Where you bought decides who takes the money.

The service itself is ours either way, and the address at the foot of this page is the one to write to.

Plans renew until you cancel them

A plan renews by itself at the end of each period, and goes on charging until you cancel. How long your period is, and what the next charge will be, are shown to you before you buy and again wherever you manage the plan. You can cancel at any time and there is no fee for canceling.

Cancel where you bought. This is the part that catches people out:

Canceling stops the next charge. To stop the next charge, cancel before your renewal date. We email you when your plan starts, and before a yearly plan renews, with the price, the date and how to cancel. Canceling does not cut short what you have already paid for: the plan runs to the end of the period you paid for, and the credits for that period stay usable until it ends.

If we change the price, we will tell you at least 30 days before the new price is charged, and you can cancel before it is. A charge we have already taken never changes afterwards.

When a plan ends, every book you have already made stays yours. You can open it, color it, download it and print it, with no plan at all, for as long as your account exists. What stops is making new books beyond the free allowance.

Refunds

If something we sold you did not work, tell us and we will put it right. Where you ask depends on where you paid.

If you bought inside the Android app

Google took the payment, so Google handles the refund. Open the Play Store, go to Payments and subscriptions, find the order and ask Google to refund it. Google decides these, usually within a few days, and the money goes back the way you paid.

We cannot reverse a decision Google has made. If Google says no and you think that is wrong, write to support@trip2art.com and we will look at it ourselves.

If you bought on our website

Write to support@trip2art.com with the email address on your account and roughly when you paid. A person reads every one of these and answers as soon as they can, usually within a few working days. If we agree a refund we send it back to the card or account you paid from, and your bank usually shows it within 5 to 10 working days.

When a book does not come out

Nothing at all was made. The credit goes back to you by itself. You do not have to ask, and there is nothing to refund, because nothing was spent.

Some pages came out and some did not. The book counts as made and the credit is spent — the whole credit, even if only one page of five came out. We would rather say that plainly than bury it.

A declined photograph costs you no extra credit, and it never becomes a separate charge. It does not give you a credit back either, which is the same sentence read from the other side and the one that matters to you.

So: if a short book was not worth what you paid, that is exactly what the refund is for. Tell us at support@trip2art.com and we will refund it or put the credit back.

If you are in Azerbaijan: seven business days to change your mind

You have seven business days from the day you buy to cancel and get your money back, for any reason, and you do not have to give one. We do not ask you to give this right up, and there is no box anywhere in the app that takes it away.

Whether you are in Azerbaijan is decided by the country of your Google Play account for a purchase in the Android app, and by the country of your billing address on our website.

This right is not ours to refuse, and it does not depend on Google. Everything above this heading is our own refund policy, where we decide. This is not that. It is the law where you live, it sits on top of our policy, and we do not get to say no to it.

Asking through Google is usually the fastest way to get your money, so try that first for anything bought in the Android app. But if Google refuses inside those seven business days, write to support@trip2art.com and we will refund you ourselves. Google turning you down does not end this right and is not our answer.

On a plan, the refund is pro-rata: you get back what you paid, less the part of the plan you have already had. On a single book, you get your money back; if the book was already made, we may keep a proportionate part of the price for what you have already had.

If you are in the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom: 14 days to change your mind

You have 14 days from the day you buy to cancel and get all your money back, for any reason, and you do not have to give one. We do not ask you to give this right up, and there is no box anywhere in the app that takes it away.

This covers you in every country of the European Union, in Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, and in the United Kingdom. Whether you are in one of them is decided by the country of your Google Play account for a purchase in the Android app, and by the country of your billing address on our website.

In the Android app, Google runs this refund. Google is the seller there, and anything we sell through Google Play is eligible for a refund from Google within 14 days of purchase. Open the Play Store, go to Payments and subscriptions, find the order and ask Google to refund it.

This right is not ours to refuse, and it does not depend on Google. It is the law where you live, and it sits on top of our own refund policy. If Google refuses inside those 14 days, write to support@trip2art.com and we will refund you ourselves. Google turning you down does not end this right and is not our answer.

In Gibraltar, Monaco, San Marino and Vatican City, we give you the same 14 days as our own promise. Write to support@trip2art.com within 14 days of buying and we will refund you ourselves, in full, for any reason. Whether you are in one of them is decided the same way.

If you are under 19 in South Korea

If your legal guardian did not agree to a purchase, you or your legal guardian can cancel it and get the money back. Write to support@trip2art.com.

Everywhere else

In every other country, including in the United States, these terms give you no separate change-of-mind period. Anything bought in the Android app is covered by the Google Play refund policy, and everything above applies on top of it when something went wrong. Nothing here takes away a right the law of your own country gives you.

What we promise, and what we do not

We will run the service carefully and honestly, and we will tell you the truth about what it did.

We cannot promise that a particular photograph will produce a drawing you like, that the service will always be available, or that a provider will never decline something. Trip2Art is provided "as is". Keep your own copies of your photographs — we delete ours, so we cannot give them back.

To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect or consequential losses, and our total liability to you is limited to what you have paid us.

Nothing in these terms takes away rights you have under the law of your own country that cannot be taken away by an agreement.

Ending it

You can delete your account at any time, in Settings or on the deletion page, without asking us.

We can suspend or close an account that breaks these terms, or if we have to stop offering the service. If we close the service we will give you reasonable notice and time to download your books.

Changes

If we change these terms in a way that matters, we will ask you to agree again in the app before you make another book. Small corrections we will simply publish here with a new date.

Law and contact

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida, United States, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules.

Questions about any of this, including anything to do with a payment: write to support@trip2art.com, or see Support and contact. Our refund policy is also at Refunds.

Rendered from the Trip2Art terms-of-service source document.