Commercial use (FAQ)
“Yes, you can use the images you generate on the platform for commercial purposes. This applies for free users too.”
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Leonardo says yes, even on the free plan. But on the free plan Leonardo owns the output; paid plans assign it to you.
Leonardo's FAQ says free users can use images commercially too. Its terms of service say ownership of free-plan output vests in Leonardo, while paid-plan content vests in you. The pages we read don't spell out what licence free users get back, so for client work a paid plan is the clearer position.
“Yes, you can use the images you generate on the platform for commercial purposes. This applies for free users too.”
“If you are on one of our paid Subscriptions (Paid Subscriber), as between the Parties, subject to your compliance with these Terms and to the extent permitted by law, ownership of all Intellectual Property Rights in any Content you, or your Authorised Users, create while using the Platform will vest in you upon creation.”
“If you are on one of our free Subscriptions (Free Subscriber), as between the Parties, ownership of all Intellectual Property Rights in any Output you, or your Authorised Users, create while using the Platform will vest in us upon creation”
“Paid Subscribers can select whether Content is public or private.”
Leonardo's FAQ says free users can use images commercially, but its terms say Leonardo owns free-plan output. The licence back to free users isn't spelled out on the pages we read. Unclear: check with Leonardo.
Leonardo's terms say paid subscribers can choose whether content is public or private.
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Quotes are copied verbatim from these official pages as they read on 22 October 2026. Full answers: Leonardo.Ai.