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Does Seaart own your prompts?

No—Seaart's cited terms say you retain ownership of your prompts.

Their words · Terms of Service

5.1 You represent and warrant that you own all right, title and interest in and to the Content (including but not limited to texts, images, links, codes, models and other documents) you upload, post, publish, display, input or otherwise made available on or through our Services, or otherwise have the right to do so . You must be aware that your Content shall adhere to the Content Policy: Do not attempt to create, upload, or share images that are not G-rated or that could cause harm. Do not attempt to create, upload, or share image s, including but not limited to : Hate: hateful symbols, negative stereotypes, comparing certain groups to animals/objects, or otherwise expressing or promoting hate based on identity. Harassment: mocking, threatening, or bullying an individual. Violence: violent acts and the suffering or humiliation of others. Self-harm: suicide, cutting, eating disorders, and other attempts at harming oneself. Shocking: bodily fluids, obscene gestures, or other profane subjects that may shock or disgust. Illegal activity: drug use, theft, vandalism, and other illegal activities. Deception: major conspiracies or events related to major ongoing geopolitical events. Political: politicians, ballot-boxes, protests, or other content that may be used to influence the political process or to campaign. Public and personal health: the treatment, prevention, diagnosis, or transmission of diseases, or people experiencing health ailments.

Captured 2026-06-08. Open captured sourceSnapshot SHA-256: 8fdb94afba70faf5baf34ce95b32c5975c30d79a71cc7cc210361c50f3db5a96

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