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Artist styles: licensing, commercial use, and pricing

Artist Styles are curated models trained on real illustrators' datasets. Generation costs 1 credit per image and produces watermarked previews. To download or use an image commercially, you 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

Generation costs 1 credit per image. By default, generated images carry a watermark and stay inside the platform until you license a specific image.

Licensing

To use an image commercially or download it (up to 8K or SVG), you need to unlock it with a license.

One license gives you:

  • No watermark on the image

  • Downloads up to 8K, including SVG vector export

  • Edit operations: upscale, background removal

  • Unlimited commercial and personal rights — worldwide, perpetual, and royalty-free

  • 100 bonus credits

You can buy licenses in three ways:

  • A single license — one image, one-time purchase

  • A license pack — multiple licenses in a single purchase, better unit price

  • A license subscription — recurring monthly or yearly license delivery, with the best unit price

See the pricing page for current rates.

Licenses can be used on any supported image — including both Artist Styles and Private Styles.

How to license an image

  1. Generate an image using an Artist Style (you'll see a watermarked preview)

  2. Select the image and click Unlock image

  3. Complete the purchase or use an available license

  4. Download your image in 8K JPEG and SVG, with full usage rights

Updated 

12 May 2026

Get started for free
and see the possibilities

Get started for free
and see the possibilities

Get started for free
and see the possibilities

Get started for free
and see the possibilities