This documents outlines your rights and the conditions under which you are permitted to use Lexica images in personal and commercial settings. Unless otherwise noted, these conditions are the same for images you find on Lexica and images that you create with Lexica. These conditions will depend on your plan type and team size, so please read the following details carefully.
Rights you give you Lexica
By using the Lexica, you grant to Lexica a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, sublicensable, no-charge, royalty-free, irrevocable copyright license to reproduce, prepare derivative works of, publicly display and sublicense images you create with Lexica and prompts you input into Lexica. In short, we need full rights to content on Lexica so that we can run our service and sublicense to other users according to the conditions below.
Personal usage
Anyone can use Lexica images for free for personal use. We define personal use as usage of Lexica images within a project that is not monetized in any way. Examples include a personal website, video without advertising, or print to hang on your wall. Lexica grants you a license to use images under the Creative Commons Noncommercial 4.0 Attribution International License. You can view the details of that license here.
Commercial usage
You must have a paid Lexica plan to use Lexica images commercially. We define commercial use as usage of Lexica images within a project that is monetized, such as a company website, video with advertising, or physical product.
In order to qualify for commercial use you must have the correct plan for your team size. The Starter plan gives commercial rights if you are an individual creator. The Pro plan gives commercial rights to teams of 2-5 people. The Max plan gives commercial rights to teams of 5 or more people.
You cannot sell or sublicense Lexica images on stock photo sites or other marketplaces unless you are the original creator of that image using the Lexica image generator. While you can incorporate images found on Lexica into commercial products, the right to sell images directly is limited to the creator. Upscaling an existing image on Lexica does not count as creating that image, and its rights still belong to the original creator. This is meant to avoid confusion around multiple people selling the same image.
It's important to note that only images created under the Max plan are private. Images created under the Free, Pro, and Starter plans will show up in Lexica search and other Lexica users may also use them in personal and commercial settings. If you'd like to be the only person with a commercial license to an image then you must create that image while subscribed to the Max plan.
Stable Diffusion
The majority of images on Lexica were created with the Lexica Aperture model and the above license only applies to these images. We also have a selection of images created with the Stable Diffusion 1.5 model. These images are CC0 licensed and you can use them commercially without a paid plan. Click any image on the site to view its model info.
Questions
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