Artist styles: licensing, commercial use, and pricing

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 the image is licensed.

Licensing

Taking the image is the license. There is no separate purchase step and no Unlock button. The first time you download an image, export it as SVG, remove its background or upscale it, that image is licensed automatically.

One license covers that image and gives you:

• No watermark on the image

• Downloads up to 8K, including SVG vector export

• Upscale and background removal

• Commercial and personal rights — worldwide, perpetual, and royalty-free, excluding resale of the image itself as a standalone file

The license is per image and permanent. Repeating any of those actions on the same image needs no new license, and the license does not lapse when your plan changes. Credits are separate: upscale, vectorization and background removal cost their usual credits every time you run them, licensed or not.

The same rule applies across the library — Artist Styles, Private Styles and Base Models alike.

How to license an image

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

2. Download it, or run vectorization, background removal or upscale

3. The image is licensed at that moment — the watermark is gone and the full-resolution file is yours

Images generated before 1 September 2026 keep the status they had at that point. Nothing that was already free to download without a watermark starts carrying one.