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Black Forest Labs · Replicate

Can I use FLUX1.1 [pro] via Replicate commercially?

Yes

Commercial use of FLUX1.1 [pro] via Replicate: Yes, according to Replicate terms as read on 2026-08-31. 7 of 10 usage questions have an answer on record.

Terms as read on 2026-08-31. Service you used: via Replicate (proxied).

Two sets of terms apply when you use FLUX1.1 [pro] through Replicate. Replicate terms govern your contract; Black Forest Labs terms (model provider) govern what happens to your data. Each answer below says which one it comes from. Where both speak and disagree, the more protective reading is shown and the other is noted.
QuestionAnswerAccording toRead on
Commercial useYes Replicate terms replicate.com2026-08-31
"s5.1: 'Replicate hereby grants to you all right, title and interest, if any, in and to Output, including your use of Output for commercial purposes such as sale or publication, subject to any Third Party Terms (as determined by the Models you use to generate the Output) which may apply to such Output.'"
Where outputs may be usednot on record --
Trains on your inputsYes
Stricter of the two shown. Replicate terms say No
Black Forest Labs terms (model provider) bfl.ai2026-08-31
"Developer grants the Company a fully paid, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide... license to use... Developer's Input and Output for the purpose of... improving the Company's products and services... the Company may use Inputs and Outputs to train and improve its artificial intelligence models."
Trains on your promptsYes
Stricter of the two shown. Replicate terms say No
Black Forest Labs terms (model provider) bfl.ai2026-08-31
"Same clause - prompts are Inputs."
Trains on your outputsYes
Stricter of the two shown. Replicate terms say No
Black Forest Labs terms (model provider) bfl.ai2026-08-31
"Same clause - 'Inputs and Outputs' named in the training acknowledgment."
Output ownershipUser Replicate terms replicate.com2026-08-31
"s5.1: Customer owns and will continue to own all rights, title, and interest, including all Intellectual Property Rights, in and to its applicable Customer Data (Inputs and Outputs); Replicate grants all its right, title and interest in Output (assignment)."
Copyright indemnityNo Replicate terms replicate.com2026-08-31
"s10.1: 'Customer shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Replicate... in respect of any Action that relates to or arises out of or results from: (a) Customer Data, including any Inputs, Outputs, and processing of Customer Data by a Model'; s8.3: third-party offerings 'may have infringed' rights - customers encouraged to review outputs; s10.3 sole remedy is account termination."
Marking applied by the modelYes Black Forest Labs terms (model provider) bfl.ai2026-08-31
"we may embed Content Credentials or other provenance data in any Output (C2PA-standard); stripping is prohibited. Permissive ('may'), not guaranteed."
Disclosure duty on younot on record --
Training data disclosednot on record --

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