🧾 In a few words
We only create vinyls for personal and non-commercial use. If you own the songs or recorded them yourself, there’s no issue. When using music from third parties, you’re responsible for ensuring you’ve acquired it legally.
🔍 Details
✅ What’s allowed:
- Music you’ve purchased on platforms like Amazon Music or iTunes
- Songs you’ve recorded yourself (original music, covers, voice messages, podcasts, etc.)
- Audio for which you own the rights or have explicit permission
⚠️ What’s not allowed:
- Music ripped from YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Music streams
- Files downloaded from unauthorized sites or torrents
- Songs protected by DRM (Digital Rights Management), like .m4p files from older iTunes libraries
📌 We do not check the copyright status of every file. When you submit your music, you confirm that you have the rights to use it for this personal project.
🛠 Our current policy:
- We offer a service to help clients obtain their files, but we always recommend doing it through official channels
- If the client prefers to download music themselves, we provide educational guides (see next questions)
- We don’t provide legal advice — just best practices to stay on the safe side
🔗 Useful links
🧠 Pro tip
💡 If you're unsure, stick to Amazon or iTunes. Once purchased, you can download the file and use it to create a personalized vinyl — great for gifts, memorials, or personal collections.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This content is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. We are not lawyers — our goal is to provide a helpful starting point so you can make informed decisions about your music.
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