Updates to Higgsfield's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy

We've updated our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, effective August 27, 2026. The updates cover content ownership, billing, account deletion, and the newer parts of the platform like the Supercomputer Agent and developer access.

This is a plain-language summary; the full Terms of Use and Privacy Policy are the complete and binding versions.

The short version

You own what you make. We don't claim your inputs or outputs, and you can use them commercially. Your rights stay yours after you cancel.
You control what's public. We only feature work you've made public yourself, by posting it on the community page or entering a contest or showcase, or that you've given consent to use, never your private work without it.
A limited license. We use your content to run the service. The license lasts while your content is on the platform and ends when you delete your account.
Training. We use content to improve our models. Real generations are how models learn what works, and when something renders well, that signal helps the next version get sharper. Deleting your account stops that use going forward.
Predictable billing. At least 30 days' notice before any subscription price change, never mid-term. If we ever terminate your account through no fault of yours, unused fees and purchased credits come back.
Deletion window. Delete your account and you have 30 days to change your mind before it's permanently removed.

Got any questions left?

Yes. We don't claim ownership of your prompts, inputs, or outputs, and we don't restrict your commercial use of them. Your rights survive cancellation. As with any creative tool, you're responsible for having the rights to what you upload (§4.4).

Owning your work and licensing it are two different things. You keep ownership; the license is the permission we need to run the service, to process your prompt, generate your output, and store your projects. It's limited to those purposes and lasts while your content is on the platform. It ends when you delete your account, apart from anything you've shared publicly (§4.3).

Your private work is never used in our marketing. Only if you make it public yourself by posting it on the community page or participating in a contest or showcase, or give consent (§4.4).

Keep client work in a private workspace so it stays out of any public features. If your clients require that their data never be used for training, an enterprise agreement can include that (§4.4).

Yes. Your content helps improve our models, which is how generation quality gets better over time. If you delete your account, we stop using it for training going forward (§4.4, §16.5). On an enterprise agreement your data isn't used for training, with data-deletion terms set in the agreement.

Your content becomes inaccessible right away and stays recoverable for 30 days in case you change your mind. After that it's permanently removed from active systems, apart from narrow exceptions like data requested to keep for legal requests. Canceling a subscription isn't the same as deleting your account (§16.5).

Yes. Consumers in the EEA and UK have 14 days to withdraw from a purchase, though this ends once you begin using digital content like credits or generated outputs (§17.2).

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