Every AI tool
we track

One page per tool, with plan-by-plan commercial-use terms, quoted from the source.

  • Verified

    Adobe treats Firefly output as your content, but you must not strip watermarks or Content Credentials. Adobe's IP indemnity covers only Creative Cloud for teams/enterprise customers on specific plans, and is capped at US$10,000 per output or claim.

  • AIVA music
    Verified

    AIVA's free tier is non-commercial with credit to AIVA, and AIVA keeps the copyright; the Pro plan gives you full copyright to monetise. A middle tier licenses monetisation on YouTube, Twitch, TikTok and Instagram only.

  • Verified

    Anthropic assigns you its rights (if any) in Claude's outputs. Evaluation/trial use is personal and non-commercial.

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    Microsoft does not claim ownership of your creations but takes a broad licence to them, and says the service is for entertainment purposes. Commercial use is not expressly granted.

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    BFL claims no ownership of your content and lets you use it for your own purposes; do not remove AI-content markings.

  • Verified

    You own Canva AI output and may use it for any lawful purpose, except output that edits or includes Canva library content, which stays under Canva's content licence.

  • Verified

    Canva library content may be used in commercial designs, but Branded, Education and Disney content is personal or non-commercial only.

  • CapCut video
    Verified

    CapCut's own templates, music and effects come in two kinds: non-commercial-only materials and 'Dual Use' materials marked for limited commercial use. Unless a material says otherwise, content made with them is for personal, non-commercial use. US users have a separate agreement.

  • Descript voice
    Verified

    You own your Descript AI inputs and outputs (to the extent protectable). No plan-based commercial restriction was found in the terms.

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    Free users: non-commercial only. Paid plans: commercial use allowed (subject to the Prohibited Use Policy).

  • Verified

    Every plan allows online/offline commercial use except film, TV, radio and Studio Games. Free: no downloads, no streaming distribution, attribution required. Creator and up: streaming distribution permitted, no attribution.

  • Fish Audio voice
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    Free use is personal and non-commercial; paid users are licensed for commercial use.

  • Verified

    The model weights are non-commercial only, but the licence says you may use the images it makes for any purpose, including commercial.

  • Verified

    On a free account, Magnific's AI outputs are licensed for personal, non-commercial use only. Its docs say commercial use needs Premium, Premium+ or Pro. AI audio can't be put on streaming platforms as standalone tracks.

  • Verified

    Flow runs on Google's consumer Terms of Service. Asked whether outputs can be used commercially, Google's Flow help page only quotes 'Google won't claim ownership'. It needs Google AI Plus, Pro or Ultra (or a qualifying Workspace plan). For a clear commercial yes, use the same models through the Gemini API or Vertex AI.

  • Verified

    Google won't claim ownership of Veo videos. On the commercial question, Flow's help page only points back to that ownership line. Flow needs Google AI Plus, Pro or Ultra. On Google Cloud, preview Veo models are for evaluation only.

  • Grammarly writing
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    AI outputs count as your User Content and you own all right, title and interest in User Content.

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    The terms say the services are for personal, non-commercial use only and any commercial use of generated content is at your own risk. Do not remove AI watermarks.

  • Verified

    Hedra says you own your inputs and outputs, and we found no plan-based commercial restriction in its terms. Hedra gets a broad licence to your content to run the service.

  • HeyGen video
    Verified

    Free plan: personal, non-commercial and evaluation use only (no monetising, ads or client work). Creator, Pro and Business: you own your output and may use it commercially. The same rules cover HeyGen Voice (see the voice entry).

  • Verified

    HeyGen Voice (instant and professional voice clones, text to speech) launched in October 2026. It's covered by HeyGen's main terms: Free plan output can't be monetised; on Creator, Pro and Business you own the output and may use it commercially.

  • Higgsfield video
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    Higgsfield does not claim ownership of your outputs and does not restrict commercial use. It may embed invisible watermarks / C2PA provenance.

  • Ideogram image
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    Ideogram does not claim ownership of your images, assigns you any rights it has, and does not restrict commercial use. You must not remove watermarks.

  • InVideo video
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    InVideo assigns you its rights in outputs and grants a perpetual licence to commercialise them, which survives cancelling your subscription.

  • Jasper writing
    Verified

    Jasper claims no ownership of Customer Property, which is defined to include your outputs.

  • Kling AI video
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    Kling doesn't claim ownership of your content. Without a membership, you need Kling's written permission to use output commercially and must keep the Kling brand on it. Members may use output for any commercial purpose except building a competing product.

  • Krea image
    Verified

    Krea allows personal or professional use, but commercial rights to generated content depend on your plan and Krea's other conditions.

  • Leonardo.ai image
    Verified

    Paid subscribers own what they create. On a free subscription, ownership of your outputs goes to Leonardo, so don't plan to sell free-tier images.

  • Verified

    You own your outputs, but you may only use them commercially if they were made during an active paid subscription that allows commercial use.

  • Midjourney image
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    You own what you make on any paid plan, but a company (or its employee) with more than $1M a year in revenue must be on Pro or Mega to own its images. Images are public and remixable unless you use Stealth Mode.

  • Mubert music
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    Commercial use needs a Pro or Business plan; music on Mubert's own domains is licensed for personal use only.

  • Murf voice
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    Murf voices may be used commercially, but you cannot resell Murf's voices or use them to train AI.

  • Verified

    Google won't claim ownership of Nano Banana images. The Gemini API and AI Studio are meant for professional or business use. The consumer Gemini app terms state no plan-level commercial rule. Preview models on Google Cloud, including Nano Banana Pro, are for evaluation only.

  • Verified

    You own ChatGPT image output and OpenAI assigns you whatever rights it has in it. Outputs may not be unique. Sora's app and web versions shut down on 26 April 2026 and its API on 24 September 2026.

  • Perplexity writing
    Verified

    Perplexity's consumer terms allow personal, non-commercial use only, and you must not publish output without clearly citing Perplexity. Not a tool to build a resale product on.

  • Pika video
    Verified

    Pika is personal and non-commercial unless your plan permits otherwise. Its pricing page lists the commercial licence as not included on Free and Starter, and included on Creator, Fancy and Enterprise.

  • PixVerse video
    Verified

    PixVerse's terms limit outputs to non-commercial use unless you get separate authorisation or a commercial-use licence. Platform templates and materials are non-commercial unless PixVerse authorises otherwise.

  • Verified

    The open weights are Apache 2.0, so self-hosted output can be used commercially. The Qwen app and Qwen Studio are for private, non-commercial use only, even though the rights in outputs are assigned to you.

  • Recraft image
    Verified

    Free tier: no commercial use and Recraft owns your images. Paid plans: you own the images (no AI-training use).

  • Runway video
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    Runway does not claim ownership of your outputs and does not restrict commercial use of them; it may use inputs/outputs to train its models.

  • Verified

    On Dreamina, the terms say the service is 'generally' for private, non-commercial use, with commercial use only where extra terms allow it. On the BytePlus business API you own the output, but it's not available in the US.

  • Verified

    Seedream uses the same terms as Seedance. Dreamina is 'generally' private and non-commercial unless extra terms allow more. The BytePlus API lets you own the output (not available in the US).

  • Soundraw music
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    Soundraw keeps the rights and grants a non-exclusive licence to use generated music according to your plan (plan schedule not reviewed).

  • Speechify voice
    Verified

    Speechify's services are licensed for personal, non-commercial use, with one exception: AI voice overs made in Speechify Voice Over Studio may be used commercially. The terms don't say who owns the output.

  • Verified

    Under the Community License you own outputs and can use the models commercially if your annual revenue is under US$1M; above that you need an Enterprise licence.

  • Stable Audio music
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    Stable Audio's terms page points to Stability AI's Terms of Service. Those terms say you keep ownership of content you submit; we did not find a plan-level output commercial clause on the page we checked.

  • Sudowrite writing
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    Sudowrite does not claim ownership of the text or images you create.

  • Suno music
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    Free/Basic: personal and non-commercial only. Pro/Premier: Suno assigns you its rights in your songs.

  • Synthesia video
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    You own your videos (Output is part of the Customer Data you own) and the terms don't limit use to non-commercial purposes. Synthesia's stock avatars and templates stay theirs, and you can't use a stock avatar in paid social ads without Synthesia's written consent.

  • Verified

    The community licence allows commercial use, but not in the EU, UK or South Korea. Outputs can't be used outside the licensed territory, and products with over 100M monthly users need a separate licence.

  • Udio music
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    Current terms bar downloading outputs, posting them to streaming/UGC platforms, and any commercial use. Udio and its licensors own the output.

  • Verified

    Free users: personal, non-commercial use. Paid users: the licence extends to commercial use. Vidu doesn't claim ownership of your content.

  • Verified

    The open weights are Apache 2.0, and Wan claims no rights over what you generate. On wan.video, Wan assigns you its rights in outputs, and we found no non-commercial clause. You must not remove AI labels or watermarks.

  • WellSaid voice
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    The page we track is WellSaid's website terms only; product output rights are in a separate customer agreement we have not checked.

  • Verified

    You keep ownership of your outputs and the terms don't limit commercial use, but you must credit the service (per xAI's brand guidelines) when you use Output.