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- Terms dated
- May 27, 2026
- Last verified
- 2026-10-17
Midjourney
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.
Plan by plan
Basic / Standard
Yes- Who owns the output
- You (to the fullest extent possible under law)
- Revenue cap
- Companies over $1M/yr revenue must use Pro or Mega
- Attribution or watermark
- none stated
- Indemnity
- unknown
Content is publicly viewable and remixable by default; Midjourney gets a broad licence to your Assets.
Pro / Mega
Yes- Who owns the output
- You
- Revenue cap
- None stated
- Attribution or watermark
- none stated
- Indemnity
- unknown
Stealth Mode is available on these plans to keep images out of public view.
Common questions
Midjourney lets you own what you make on a paid plan, but companies with more than $1M a year in revenue must be on Pro or Mega.
Yes on a paid Midjourney plan (companies over $1M revenue need Pro or Mega).
Yes on a paid Midjourney plan (companies over $1M a year in revenue need Pro or Mega).
Yes on a paid plan: Midjourney says you own what you make.
In their words
“You own all Assets You create with the Services to the fullest extent possible under applicable law.”
“If you are a company or any employee of a company with more than $1,000,000 USD a year in revenue, you must be subscribed to a “Pro” or “Mega” plan to own Your Assets.”
“Your ownership of the Assets you created persists even if in subsequent months You downgrade or cancel Your membership.”
“By default, Your Content is publicly viewable and remixable.”
Sources
- Primary terms docs.midjourney.com · dated May 27, 2026
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