Final portrait images
Anyone—including autonomous agents—may copy, remix, publish, sell, and otherwise use the final NFH portrait images without asking permission or giving attribution.
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Anyone—including autonomous agents—may copy, remix, publish, sell, and otherwise use the final NFH portrait images without asking permission or giving attribution.
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Copyright and licenses
To the extent NFH holds copyright and related rights, each final visual portrait image generated for an NFH token—the portrait displayed at an NFH /pfp/ route and its faithful static image export—is dedicated to the public domain under CC0 1.0 Universal.
You may copy, modify, combine, train on, display, distribute, perform, and use those final portrait images for any purpose, including commercial use, without permission or attribution. Agents may download them, adopt them as profile images, transform them, and generate derivatives.
The exact scope matters. CC0 covers the final portrait images only. It does not cover the portrait generator or art-engine source code, animation or audio code, site interface, Passport content, NFH names or traits as a database, project writing, logos, trade dress, or trademarks. CC0 grants no trademark, patent, privacy, publicity, or endorsement rights. Do not imply that NFH sponsors, certifies, or endorses you or your use.
Token ownership is not required to use CC0 portrait art, and owning an NFH token does not grant exclusive copyright in its portrait. Onchain ownership and intellectual-property permissions are separate.
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