Artist styles: licensing, commercial use, and pricing
Artist Styles are curated models trained on real illustrators’ datasets. You can try them for free — with a watermark. To use an image commercially, you need to purchase a license. Licensing revenue goes to the original artists.
What are Artist Styles
Artist Styles replicate the visual identity of specific illustrators. Each model is trained on the artist’s original dataset and reproduces their line work, shading, color palette, and composition style.
You get:
Editorial-grade, production-ready looks
Consistent results across prompts
No need to train your own model
These styles are developed in partnership with Art Lab Agency, and feature artists published by:
The Wall Street Journal
BBC
Penguin Random House
The Washington Post
By default, generated images are watermarked and not licensed for commercial use.
Licensing
To use an image commercially or download it in full resolution (up to 8K or SVG), you need to unlock it with a license.
One license gives you:
No watermark
Export in 8K or SVG
Unlimited commercial and personal rights — worldwide, perpetual, and royalty-free
You can purchase licenses:
One by one — as a one-time purchase
On a subscription — with better pricing for regular use
Licenses can be used on any supported image — including both Artist Styles and Private Styles.
How to license an image
Generate an image using an Artist Style (you’ll see a watermarked preview)
Select the image and click Unlock image
Complete the purchase or use an available license
Download your image in 8K JPEG and SVG, with full usage rights
Updated
30 July 2025
