Recraft AI policy evolution
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Aug 12, 2026commercial usehigh
content license
Latest stance: sublicensable or transferable
“Individual Members of the Workspace are able to access and use Workspace subscriptions and credits for Services, and individual Members may also choose to leave the Workspace. A Workspace subscription requires a minimum of three (3) paid seats. When an invited Member joins the Workspace, they will join as a paid subscription member if a seat is available, otherwise, they cannot be added until an additional seat is purchased. In each case the new Member in the Workspace is still subject to all the terms and conditions of these Terms as they apply to paid subscriptions, or free tier subscriptions, as the case may be when they join the Workspace. In the event a Workspace becomes terminated or inactive for any reason, including for non-payment or cancellation, the Workspace will no longer be accessible, and all associated Members of the group will revert to being under their individual licenses no longer managed by the Workspace Admin. In no case are refunds available for any unused pre-paid fees when joining or leaving a Workspace. 7.5 Community Assets. Recraft may choose to make available certain Assets owned or licensed by Recraft, including Free Tier Assets, as part of a community gallery (“Community Assets”). Subject to your compliance with these Terms, the conditions herein, and any applicable laws or other limitations, Recraft grants you a non-exclusive, limited, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, non-assignable, license to use Community Assets for your personal or commercial use.”
Open citationAug 12, 2026commercial usemedium
content license
Latest stance: broad license
“Individual Members of the Workspace are able to access and use Workspace subscriptions and credits for Services, and individual Members may also choose to leave the Workspace. A Workspace subscription requires a minimum of three (3) paid seats. When an invited Member joins the Workspace, they will join as a paid subscription member if a seat is available, otherwise, they cannot be added until an additional seat is purchased. In each case the new Member in the Workspace is still subject to all the terms and conditions of these Terms as they apply to paid subscriptions, or free tier subscriptions, as the case may be when they join the Workspace. In the event a Workspace becomes terminated or inactive for any reason, including for non-payment or cancellation, the Workspace will no longer be accessible, and all associated Members of the group will revert to being under their individual licenses no longer managed by the Workspace Admin. In no case are refunds available for any unused pre-paid fees when joining or leaving a Workspace. 7.5 Community Assets. Recraft may choose to make available certain Assets owned or licensed by Recraft, including Free Tier Assets, as part of a community gallery (“Community Assets”). Subject to your compliance with these Terms, the conditions herein, and any applicable laws or other limitations, Recraft grants you a non-exclusive, limited, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, non-assignable, license to use Community Assets for your personal or commercial use.”
Open citationAug 12, 2026commercial usemedium
commercial use
Latest stance: restricted
“Tier is relevant only as an indicator of that purpose: (i) A Member with a paid individual subscription, API access, MCP server access, or a Group Workspace subscription is presumed to access the Services for commercial, professional, or organizational purposes, and is therefore presumed to be a Business User. A Member may rebut this presumption by showing that their access is wholly or mainly for personal, non-commercial purposes, in which case they are a Consumer User. (ii) A Free Tier Member is likewise classified by purpose: A Free Tier Member who accesses the Services for commercial, professional, or organizational purposes is a Business User, and one who accesses the Services wholly or mainly for personal, non-commercial purposes is a Consumer User. Where tier and actual purpose point to different classifications, the purpose-based test in the Definitions above prevails.”
Open citationGenerated from live stance events. Informational only, not legal advice.