Leonardo AI Terms of Service

These Terms govern what Leonardo AI can do with content you create or upload, who owns what you generate, and how disputes are resolved. If you use the free tier, Leonardo AI owns all Intellectual Property Rights in everything you create on the platform; paid subscribers retain those rights in their own Content. Leonardo AI can automatically renew your subscription, change its features or these Terms at any time, and permanently delete your account after 12 months of inactivity.

Leonardo AI's Terms of Service establish the rights, obligations, and limitations governing use of its platform and Services. The document grants Leonardo AI a non-exclusive, irrevocable, perpetual, royalty-free, worldwide licence to use Public Content—including for AI training—while limiting the licence over Private Content to performance of the platform's own obligations; both licences are irrevocable. Intellectual Property Rights in Outputs vest in Leonardo AI upon creation for free-tier users, and in the user upon creation for paid-tier users. Leonardo AI caps its aggregate liability to Subscription Fees paid for the relevant Services, reserves sole discretion to determine when term amendments materially affect users and thus trigger notice obligations, and may alter, limit, or discontinue the Services at any time. Non-Australian users are bound to arbitration administered by the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration in Sydney.

For an individual user, the most consequential provisions are: (1) free-tier users hold no Intellectual Property Rights in their Outputs—those vest in Leonardo AI immediately; (2) any Public Content you submit is licensed to Leonardo AI on an irrevocable, perpetual basis that includes AI training use and cannot be withdrawn; (3) your account and all Content within it may be permanently deleted after 12 months of inactivity, with no recovery option—users should log in periodically or download Content they wish to keep; (4) if an Admin Entity controls your account, that entity's admin may access, transfer, and control your account and all associated Content; and (5) all disputes for users outside Australia must be submitted to arbitration in Sydney. To protect Content you care about, you can take the concrete action of maintaining account activity within every 12-month window.