What you make, and who owns it

The creative-rights section of our Terms is the full answer. In short:

• Your original creations: as between you and Storytailor, any ownership rights that exist are yours, and we assign you the transferable rights we hold. This isn’t a guarantee of copyright protection or exclusivity. A child’s original drawing remains the child’s; uploading it doesn’t change its owner.
• Booster, The Void, Chomp and our other characters: keep and enjoy those stories under the personal-use permission in our Terms. Selling, commercially publishing or merchandising a story with our characters needs a separate written license.
• Someone else’s heroes: the rights in familiar characters still belong to their owners. Storytailor can’t grant rights to someone else’s characters.
• Voices, music and sounds: owning a story doesn’t give you ownership of a narrator’s voice or unrestricted rights to extract, sell or distribute standalone soundtrack assets.
• Selling or publishing: we encourage personal use. If an idea grows into a commercial project, bring in a human writer, editor and children’s illustrator, check local laws for computer-generated works, and review any publisher’s requirements. We can’t promise legal clearance or protection from claims.
• Uploading a drawing: upload artwork only with the necessary rights, including permission to act for a child. It doesn’t transfer ownership of the artwork or put it in a public gallery.

Read the creative-rights terms.