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- Verified
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- Last verified
- 2026-10-17
Redbubble
Neither Redbubble's User Agreement nor its Community & Content Guidelines has an AI-specific rule; we searched both on 17 Oct 2026. You remain legally responsible for what you upload, and the usual content and IP rules apply.
Do you have to disclose AI?
No AI-specific disclosure rule found in the User Agreement or the Community & Content Guidelines.
The rules
- Sellers are responsible for making sure their uploads don't violate anyone's rights.
- Breaking the guidelines can lead to a warning, suspension or account closure.
Common questions
Only on a paid Recraft plan (free-tier images are owned by Recraft and can't be sold).
Ideogram does not restrict commercial use of your outputs and assigns you any rights it has.
Stability's Community License lets you own outputs and use the models commercially if your annual revenue is under US$1M.
Yes on a paid Midjourney plan (companies over $1M a year in revenue need Pro or Mega).
In their words
“It is your responsibility to make sure you are not violating anyone’s rights or breaking any laws by using the Marketplace”
“Depending on the severity, a breach of Redbubble’s guidelines can result in a formal warning, account suspension, or account closure.”
Sources
- Redbubble User Agreement Verified
- Community & Content Guidelines Verified
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