Creator licence

What you give Travelquick permission to do with a clip, and what stays yours.

Version 2026-10 · draft, not in force

There is no licence to accept yet.

The licence wording is still with our lawyer. Nobody can accept it until the approved text is here, so there is nothing to agree to yet — and no creator clip goes on the site before then.

What the licence will say

These are the terms we are asking our lawyer to put into it. They describe how Travelquick already works — a clip plays muted unless its creator said the sound is theirs, a withdrawal takes it down the same day — but until the wording is signed off they are a description of our intentions, not an agreement.

You keep your clip: Ownership does not move. You are giving permission to show it on Travelquick, and that is the whole of it.
Non-exclusive: You can post the same clip anywhere else, sell it to anyone else, and keep it on your own Instagram. Nothing here stops you.
Credit on every card: Your name and your @handle appear on the clip, and the handle links to your Instagram profile. Where there is a reel, the card links to it.
Withdraw whenever you like: Tell us and the clip comes off the site straight away. The file is deleted within seven days. You do not have to give a reason.
Only clips you own: You have to have filmed it, or hold the rights to it. A clip you reposted from somebody else is not yours to license, however many people have seen it on your account.
Sound stays with its owner: A clip plays muted unless you tell us the sound is yours. Music from Instagram's library is licensed for Instagram, not for a website.

What you confirm

When the licence is ready, accepting it means confirming five things about every clip you send. They are here now so nothing about them is a surprise later.

You filmed these clips, or you hold the rights to them.
Anyone who can be recognised in them agreed to appear.
They were filmed legally, including drone rules and anywhere filming is restricted.
They are not a client’s commissioned work — or the client agreed to this.
You are 18 or older.

Questions about any of this? Ask us before you accept anything, not after.

What the licence will say

You keep your clip

Ownership does not move. You are giving permission to show it on Travelquick, and that is the whole of it.

Non-exclusive

You can post the same clip anywhere else, sell it to anyone else, and keep it on your own Instagram. Nothing here stops you.

Credit on every card

Your name and your @handle appear on the clip, and the handle links to your Instagram profile. Where there is a reel, the card links to it.

Withdraw whenever you like

Tell us and the clip comes off the site straight away. The file is deleted within seven days. You do not have to give a reason.

Only clips you own

You have to have filmed it, or hold the rights to it. A clip you reposted from somebody else is not yours to license, however many people have seen it on your account.

Sound stays with its owner

A clip plays muted unless you tell us the sound is yours. Music from Instagram's library is licensed for Instagram, not for a website.

What you confirm

When the licence is ready, accepting it means confirming five things about every clip you send. They are here now so nothing about them is a surprise later.

You filmed these clips, or you hold the rights to them.

Anyone who can be recognised in them agreed to appear.

They were filmed legally, including drone rules and anywhere filming is restricted.

They are not a client’s commissioned work — or the client agreed to this.

You are 18 or older.

Questions about any of this? Ask us before you accept anything, not after.