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This is the Terms of Service for Luma AI's generative AI platform, covering account access, content creation, subscriptions, and API use. When using free-tier services, the agreement grants Luma a perpetual, irrevocable license to publicly display, distribute, reproduce, and create derivative works from your uploaded content (Input), while paid-tier use grants a narrower but still perpetual and irrevocable license to use Input for AI model training. Most disputes must be resolved through binding individual arbitration rather than court proceedings, and users waive the right to participate in class actions.
This document is the Terms of Service governing use of Luma AI, Inc.'s generative AI platform, APIs, and mobile applications, constituting a legally binding contract between Luma and individual or entity customers. The agreement states that users grant Luma a worldwide, irrevocable, royalty-free, perpetual license to use Input for AI model training, product development, and aggregated data compilation, with free-tier users granting an expanded license that includes public display, distribution, and creation of derivative works of their Input. Notably, the agreement states that account deletion does not affect licenses already granted with respect to Input incorporated into Luma's systems or models prior to deletion, and the perpetual, irrevocable nature of these licenses persists regardless of subscription status changes. The agreement requires binding individual arbitration for most disputes with a class action and jury trial waiver, and establishes mandatory pre-arbitration notice procedures. The document engages COPPA (with explicit notice that users under 13 are prohibited and personal data collected from minors will be deleted), CCPA and GDPR through Privacy Policy incorporation by reference, and the FTC Act with respect to consumer protection provisions; applicable law or regulatory guidance in the EU and California may constrain how certain asserted data rights and arbitration clauses apply in practice.
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5 versions captured · Last updated: June 2026
On May 14, 2026, Luma AI updated its Terms of Service to correct multiple typographical and grammatical errors throughout the document. The changes include fixing misspellings (e.g., 'enerative' to 'generative', …
View change record →Luma AI added a link to their API product in the navigation menu of their Terms of Service document on May 5, 2026. The actual terms and conditions remain unchanged. …
View change record →Luma AI removed the word 'API' from the main navigation menu in their Terms of Service document on April 29, 2026. The header previously read 'Product Pricing API Enterprise News' …
View change record →Establishes explicit grounds for immediate account suspension, significantly expanding Luma's enforcement mechanisms and reducing procedural protections for users.
New high-severity disclaimer explicitly excludes HIPAA-regulated health data and high-risk activities from coverage, creating significant liability gaps for regulated industries.
Removal eliminates automatic rights granted to individuals appearing in uploaded photographs, potentially reducing privacy protections and third-party claim exposure for Luma.
Removal of this unilateral modification clause reduces Luma's explicit contractual right to alter services without notice and may indicate shift toward more predictable service terms.
Severity downgraded from 'high' to 'medium' and 'During Paid Use' label added for clarity; substantive license terms remain identical.
Provision name changed from 'Free-Tier Expanded Content License' to 'Input License - Free Tier (Broad Content License)' for consistency; text content is identical.
Provision name changed from 'Account Deletion Does Not Terminate Existing Licenses' to 'Account Deletion Does Not Revoke Input Licenses' for precision; text content is identical.
Provision name changed from 'Mandatory Arbitration and Class Action Waiver' to 'Mandatory Individual Arbitration and Class Action Waiver' for emphasis on 'individual' nature; text content is identical.
Text content is identical; provision has been reordered and severity was elevated from earlier position in document.
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