Is it copyright if I used an app to create my own design pattern?

[Hawaiikai]

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We develop software for photo editing.
When using the software, we'll provide you
access to content that we licensed from
our partners, and allow you to search
photos from all over the web. You own all
the rights for your works, but if you do not
have a specific permission to use an image,
we can't provide you with that permission.

It says this

[genericname85]

from that description, it says that you're free to use their shit. you just can't edit pictures that they didn't have any permission for with their software and then claim it's yours. like in think they're talking of 3rd party pictures there.

[Hawaiikai]

Like for instance, gucci. That’s what they meant by third party?

[genericname85]

whoever besides them and you has copyright to an image you edit using their software is a "third party".

[OddBeMe]

No. I use Photoshop to create images that belong to me. Or my clients. Are you just worried your creation could be stolen? Or worried to post it?

[Hawaiikai]

Worried I would get into trouble if make it into a products and sold it

[OddBeMe]

So its a design app that you used to deaign a tangible item? I still think you're fine. Only if you're using imagery that you dont have rights to. Like i can't take a photo off google images and sell it. I’d have to buy the rights to it on iStock.

[kylee2437]

Depends on the apps policy on if they want to receive credit. Some apps will watermark your work once it’s edited if they truly want credit

[Adam1978]

Read the eula for the app.