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Does Userlens own what you create with it?

Only to a degree—Userlens's cited terms leave you ownership subject to license carve-outs or conditions.

Their words · Terms of Service

“ 5.1 All rights, title, and interest, including all Intellectual Property Rights in the Service and any improvement or development of it, belong exclusively to Userlens or its licensors. 5.2 Customer retains all rights, title, and interest in data transferred or stored by Customer in the Service. By submitting data to Userlens, Customer warrants that it has the rights, licenses, and permissions required for Userlens to process that data for the purposes of the Agreement. 5.3 Userlens will defend Customer, at Userlens's expense, against a third-party claim that Customer's use of the Service according to the Agreement infringes that third party's copyright or patent valid in the European Economic Area, provided that Customer: notifies Userlens of the claim promptly; provides available information, permissions, and reasonable assistance without charge; gives Userlens exclusive control of the defense and settlement; and does not settle or admit the claim without Userlens's prior written consent. 5.4 If Customer complies with Section 5.3, Userlens will pay damages finally awarded to the third-party claimant by a competent court or arbitration tribunal, or agreed in a settlement approved by Userlens. 5.5 If Userlens reasonably believes the Service infringes or may infringe third-party rights, Userlens may, at its expense and discretion, modify the Service, obtain a right for Customer to continue using it, or terminate the affected Service and Agreement. ”

Captured 2026-09-25. Open captured source →Snapshot SHA-256: ffd849459a66769a586c80c60c60d4e6439af6c8cc60088d49d466b04e8b1b7c

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