OpenArt
OpenArt converts ideas into visual stories through AI-powered image generation, video creation, and advanced editing tools. Artists and businesses use it to create social media content, character-driven narratives, and branded visuals in minutes, with optional prompts and fine-tuned custom models for consistent creative control.
OpenArt is an AI-powered platform that converts text prompts, images, and sketches into high-quality visual content—including images, videos, and animations—for artists, creators, and businesses. The platform offers multiple generation models and advanced editing tools like inpainting, object removal, upscaling, and sketch-to-image conversion, enabling users to create social media content, character-driven narratives, music videos, and branded visuals in minutes. What distinguishes OpenArt is its optional prompt-based workflow, allowing users to create without text descriptions, plus its character consistency feature that generates multiple poses and scenes of the same character from a single image or description. The platform supports custom fine-tuned models for personalized creative control, with tiered pricing from a free plan (up to 4 parallel generations, basic models) through Pro (unlimited credits, 32 parallel generations, 8 custom models monthly). OpenArt serves a community of millions of artists and businesses and provides educational resources including a Prompt Book, Model Training Book, and YouTube tutorials to help users develop their AI art skills.
The terms do not explicitly state whether user content or generated images are used to train AI models. However, section
No training opt-out mechanism was identified in the legal documents.
High risk across multiple dimensions. Only use with public, non-sensitive data.
The terms do not explicitly state whether user content or generated images are used to train AI models. However, section 5.3 grants OpenArt a broad perpetual license to user content for operating services and content moderation, which could potentially include training purposes. This ambiguity presents moderate risk.
“you grant OpenArt a worldwide, non-exclusive, perpetual, royalty-free, fully paid, sublicensable, and transferable license to: Operate and provide the Services, Label, classify, and moderate content”
Section 5.3 grants OpenArt an extremely broad license to user content that is worldwide, perpetual, royalty-free, sublicensable, and transferable. This is one of the most expansive content licenses possible, allowing OpenArt to use user content for virtually any purpose.
“you grant OpenArt a worldwide, non-exclusive, perpetual, royalty-free, fully paid, sublicensable, and transferable license to: Operate and provide the Services, Label, classify, and moderate content”
The terms do not explicitly prohibit sharing user content with third parties. Section 5.3's sublicensable license suggests third-party sharing is permitted. However, the terms do not clearly detail which third parties receive data. Payment processing through Stripe is disclosed but other potential sharing is unclear.
“you grant OpenArt a worldwide, non-exclusive, perpetual, royalty-free, fully paid, sublicensable, and transferable license”
Data retention policy is tiered: subscribers' private creations are retained during subscription and until deletion; non-subscribers' creations are retained for 7 days then auto-deleted. While deletion is available, the perpetual license granted in section 5.3 means OpenArt retains rights to content even after deletion. This presents moderate risk.
“Subscribers: Private creations are stored during your subscription and accessible until you delete them or end your subscription. Non-subscribers: Private creations are stored for 7 days, then automatically deleted if not published. All deletions are final and irreversible”
Section 4.1 clearly states OpenArt makes no claims of ownership or copyright of AI-generated images. Users own generated images for non-commercial use (all tiers) and commercial use (Advanced tier and above). This is favorable to users.
“OpenArt makes no claims of ownership or copyright of AI-generated images. For all subscription levels, you may freely use images you generate for non-commercial purposes”
The terms make no mention of SOC2, GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 27001, or any other compliance certifications. There is no reference to data protection standards, security certifications, or regulatory compliance frameworks. This is a significant gap for enterprise use.
“No relevant excerpt - compliance certifications are not mentioned in the terms”
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