AI-Assisted Artwork Disclosure
Wallpaper Looma uses generative and neural imaging tools as part of a directed, human-reviewed publishing workflow.
Where AI is used
AI tools may assist with initial image generation, scene variation, artifact-free enlargement, and 4K finishing. The tool output is not published automatically.
Human editorial control
Looma Studio selects the topic, writes scene plans, directs composition and visual constraints, rejects unsuitable outputs, reviews contact sheets, approves individual images, creates the final collection, and writes or verifies the published metadata.
Originality and safety
Prompts and review rules prohibit people, celebrities, copyrighted characters, franchises, logos, watermarks, recognizable brand cues, and copied third-party designs. Similarity, malformed details, false text, and low-quality outputs are rejection reasons.
What “quality-reviewed neural 4K” means
When the generated source is below native 4K, Looma may use neural super-resolution to reconstruct detail at a larger size. New collections are visually inspected before a controlled downsample to exact 3840 × 2160 desktop masters. The previously published 2160 × 3840 mobile pilot remains available as a grandfathered historical release; no new mobile collection is generated. Neural finishes are not described as native 4K.
Reporting a concern
If an image appears to conflict with this policy, report the exact URL through the Contact page for manual review.