Commercial Use & Copyrights

You are welcome to use images generated on OpenArt for both commercial and non-commercial purposes, in accordance with the law.

As per the current guidelines from the U.S. Copyright Office, AI-generated images are considered public domain. You may use, modify, and distribute these images for commercial or non-commercial purposes, provided they are not used to create illegal or unethical content.

We are always thrilled when users tell us how they've used their creations in books, album covers, or games they've designed. Supporting your creativity is the reason we work tirelessly at OpenArt.

We encourage the celebration of success within our community respectfully.

Attribution Guidelines

  • If your work incorporates or is inspired by another user’s creation, please ensure you give proper credit to the original artist and OpenArt.ai.
  • If you are using your own generated images, we ask that you acknowledge OpenArt.ai appropriately.

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Ways to Attribute OpenArt.ai:

  • Game Development: We are grateful to see developers integrating shout-outs to OpenArt.ai in their game descriptions, websites, and even source code while developing characters or other artistic assets for games like D&D.
  • Book/Album Covers or Illustrations: If you've used generated images for book or album covers or illustrations, please credit OpenArt.ai in a manner akin to acknowledging a human artist.
  • Commercial Products: For images used in products for sale, please include a mention of OpenArt.ai on your shop site or wherever it seems appropriate.
  • Digital Content: When creating content for platforms like YouTube, you may acknowledge OpenArt.ai in the video description or as suitable.
  • Social Media: When posting images on personal pages, please credit OpenArt.ai within your Instagram, X(Twitter), Pinterest bio, image captions, or as appropriate.

These attributions help foster a supportive and ethical creative community. Thank you for crediting OpenArt.ai in your work and for contributing to the recognition of AI-assisted art.