Who owns the content I create with LTX?
You own the inputs you provide and the outputs you generate with LTX. Owning your content is separate from how you're licensed to use it commercially or to use the model itself — here's how both work.
Your inputs and outputs
- You retain ownership of the inputs you provide, such as text, images, or audio you upload (excluding any stock or third-party content).
- You own the outputs you generate (excluding any stock or third-party material contained in them).
- LTX won't resell your outputs or claim copyright over your inputs or outputs, as long as you follow the Terms of Use.
The LTX platform and the underlying model remain the property of Lightricks — you own what you create, not the technology that creates it.
Under the laws of many countries, purely AI-generated content may not qualify for copyright protection. This isn't specific to LTX — it applies to AI-generated work generally. You can still use your outputs; you just may not be able to claim exclusive copyright over them.
Commercial use and licensing
Owning your output isn't the same as being free to use it commercially, or to use the model itself. What applies depends on how you're using LTX.
You own the outputs you create. Whether you can use them commercially depends on your plan — the Free and Lite plans are for personal use only, while Standard, Pro, and Enterprise include commercial use. See Can I use LTX-generated content commercially?
Interfaces that run on credits — the LTX API and LTX Explore, both accessed through the LTX Console — work the same way. Content you generate is yours to use, including commercially, under the Terms of Use. You pay per generation with credits, regardless of your company's size, and no separate model license or revenue threshold applies.
If you download, self-host, or integrate the open-weight model, your use is governed by the LTX-2 Community License. It's free for companies under $10M in annual revenue; above that — or if you're reselling or building a competing product — a paid commercial license is required.
Lightricks claims no rights in the outputs you generate, but your use must follow the Acceptable Use Policy and the license's use restrictions. See Do I need a commercial license to use or integrate the LTX model?
What you're responsible for
- Making sure your content complies with LTX's Content Policy
- Ensuring your content doesn't infringe third-party intellectual property rights
- Using content within the terms of your plan or license
Your content may also be used to help train and improve LTX's models. See Does LTX use my generations for training?