Terms of use

Livery turns the design of websites into kits that coding agents can apply, and copies websites into Figma with its browser extension. By using livery.site you agree to these terms.

What a kit is

A kit contains measured design values (colours, spacing, type sizes, radii, timing), written guidance about how to use them, and a reference copy of the page: its markup with the words replaced by filler, its stylesheets, drawings, pictures and fonts, screenshots, and films of its motion. Those files belong to the site's owner; the kit's licences file says how each may be used.

What a copy is

A copy is a website you copied with the Livery browser extension for Figma: its pages with their text, images, videos, fonts and structure, and any walkthrough you recorded. Copies are private to your account; you can download or delete them at any time.

Your responsibilities

• Respect licences. Items marked “needs a licence” may only be used if you hold one; use the free alternative otherwise.
• What you copy from a website may belong to its owner. You're responsible for how you use it.
• Don't use Livery to imitate another organisation, its branding or its sign-in or payment flows.
• Don't try to get around Livery's rate limits or refusals.

Availability

Livery is provided as is. Published kit versions are permanent unless withdrawn at a site owner's request, in which case their files stop being available.

Site owners

Owners can opt in, opt out or request a takedown at any time. See For site owners and the takedown policy.