Image Hosting Sample Clauses

Image Hosting. For the sole purpose of displaying and selling your images through your Storefront, we agree to host your images for as long as their associated events remain active and displayed on your Storefront. By default, each of your events may remain active (and the images may be hosted) for a period of time up to nine (9) months. The images associated with each event will be permanently deleted from our hosting environment within sixty (60) days of the event’s expiration date. All of the images that we host are subject to automated resizing and manipulation as required to provide consistently sized and formatted images on your Storefront. By default, all of the images that we host are stored in a size no larger than 1280px by 1280px. High resolution subscription plans are available for those wishing to store their images in a larger size and for longer periods of time.
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Image Hosting. For the sole purpose of displaying, selling, and sharing your images through your Storefront, we agree to host your images. All of the images that we host are subject to automated resizing and manipulation as required to provide consistently sized and formatted images on your Storefront. Each image that you uploaded will be grouped into collections called “Events” that are given a name, date, location, etc.
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