Commercial Use Rights AI Generator
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Yes. Under the PixelDojo terms, any rights the platform holds in output generated for your account are assigned to you, subject to third party rights and to the terms themselves. That covers images, video, audio and edits alike, and it is written once for the whole catalog rather than set model by model. A commercial use licence is listed as a plan feature across the site. What follows is a plain language summary of the parts of the terms that decide what you can do with what you make, read on August 26, 2026. The terms themselves are the binding version, so read them before you build a business on any one reading of this page.
What the terms actually say about ownership
Output is assigned to you
The intellectual property section states that, subject to third party rights and to the terms, the platform assigns to you any rights it has in output generated for your account. There is no separate per image licence to buy and no extra step to take after a generation finishes.
Your input stays yours
You retain rights in what you upload. The platform receives a limited licence to process, store, transmit and display those files, and only for the purpose of providing the service.
What does not transfer
The service, the models and the software stay with the platform. Those rights are not assigned, and the terms rule out reverse engineering and model extraction.
It is catalog wide, not per model
There is no per model licence flag anywhere in the tool configurations. The same rights language covers image generation, video generation, editing, upscaling and audio, so moving between models does not change what you end up owning.
A LoRA you train is yours
You keep full ownership of any LoRA model you create with the trainers, for personal or commercial use, under the terms. That includes models trained on your own photographs.
The restriction is on reselling the service, not the work
The terms rule out reselling, sublicensing or providing multi-tenant access to the service without written approval. That is about turning the platform itself into your product. It does not restrict putting a generated image into an ad, a product, a print run or client work.
Rights you still have to bring yourself
You must hold the necessary permissions from anyone depicted in your content. The terms rule out impersonating people or creating deepfakes of identifiable persons without their express consent, and rule out infringing intellectual property, privacy or publicity rights. An assignment of output rights is not a route around somebody else's rights.
High risk contexts are excluded
The terms state the service is not designed for medical, life support, autonomous vehicle, aviation, nuclear or other safety critical settings. Holding commercial rights to the output does not make it suitable for those uses.
The licence is a listed plan feature
A commercial use licence appears on the plan panels across the site, alongside cancel anytime and the model count. It is part of what a subscription carries, not an add-on sold separately.
Everything below is a summary of the published terms and the plan feature list as they stood on August 26, 2026. It is a description of those documents, not legal advice, and where the terms are more specific than this page the terms win.
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One subscription covers every model the same way
Because the rights language sits in the terms rather than in each model's configuration, a picture from one image model and a clip from a video model land in the same place. There is nothing to re-check when you swap models mid project.
No per asset licensing step
There is no download licence to purchase, no watermark to clear and no separate commercial tier. A finished generation is finished.
The API is the same deal
The terms are written around output generated for your account, not around a particular surface. Work produced through the public API with your own key sits under the same assignment as work made in the app.
Trained models are an asset you keep
A LoRA you train on your own images belongs to you rather than being locked to the platform. That matters when the training set is your product photography or your own likeness.
How It Works
How the rights actually flow, start to finish:
Bring the rights you need for your inputs
Releases from anyone depicted, and the right to use any reference image you upload. Those are the rights the assignment cannot give you, because the platform never held them.
Generate under an active subscription
The commercial use licence is carried by the plan. Output generated for your account is assigned to you as it is produced, with no separate licence purchase and no per file step.
Check the terms for anything unusual
Reselling the service, safety critical deployments and depictions of real people all have specific rules. Read the relevant section rather than assuming ownership of the file settles every question.
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Common Questions
Everything you need to know about Commercial Use Rights
Can I use AI generated images commercially?
Yes. Under the terms, rights the platform holds in output generated for your account are assigned to you, subject to third party rights and the terms. In practice that means ads, social posts, products, print and client work, with no extra licence to buy per image.
Can I use AI generated videos commercially?
Yes, on the same basis. The rights language in the terms does not distinguish between an image, a video, an audio track or an edited file. A clip generated in your account is covered the same way a still is.
Do different models carry different licences?
Not on this platform. There is no per model licence flag in the catalog, and the terms are written once for the whole service. Whichever model produced the file, the same assignment applies to the output generated for your account.
Do I own a LoRA that I train?
Yes. The trainers state that you retain full ownership of any LoRA model you create, and that you may use it for personal or commercial purposes under the terms. The training images you supply also stay yours.
What is still off limits even with commercial rights?
Three things worth naming. You cannot resell, sublicense or provide multi-tenant access to the service itself without written approval. You cannot depict identifiable people without their consent or infringe intellectual property, privacy or publicity rights. And the service is not intended for safety critical settings such as medical, aviation, nuclear or autonomous vehicle use.
Is this legal advice?
No. This page is a plain language summary of the published terms as they read on August 26, 2026. The terms are the binding document, they can change, and your own situation may involve rights the terms do not speak to. Read them directly, and take proper advice before you rely on a specific interpretation.