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Does Grammarly AI own your prompts?

Only to a degree—Grammarly AI's cited terms leave your prompt rights subject to license carve-outs or conditions.

Their words · Terms of Service

7.2. License to User Content. To provide our Services to you, we need your permission (i.e., a license) to use your User Content. You grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to your User Content that allows us to use, store, reproduce, publish, and publicly display (to show your User Content to you or other users as you may specify), modify, and create derivative works from it (such as writing suggestions and autocorrecting words) for the limited purposes of:

Captured 2026-06-07. Open captured sourceSnapshot SHA-256: a20a0911abfdcdbf6ca9295a4ee6c6db36f65641021b1efc07162308f2d2867a

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