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Does DeepL own what you create with it?

No—DeepL's cited terms say you retain ownership of what you create.

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DeepL does not assume any copyright to the translations or improvements made by Customer using the Services. In the event that the translations or improvements made by Customer using the Services are deemed to be protected under copyright laws to the benefit of DeepL, DeepL hereby assigns to Customer, upon creation of such translations or improvements, all intellectual property rights that may accrue to DeepL in such translations or improvements without limitation and for any existing or future types of use, including without limitation the right to modify the translations or improvements and to create derivative works.

Captured 2026-06-07. Open captured sourceSnapshot SHA-256: 8173e7dfc209d0c3eed902d281fbd9e3d92aa442327aed8d5173fe164abdedbc

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