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OpenAI · Consumer

Can I use GPT Image 1.5 commercially?

Yes

Commercial use of GPT Image 1.5: Yes, according to OpenAI terms as read on the date shown. 8 of 10 usage questions have an answer on record.

Terms as read on 2026-08-31. Route: Consumer (first party).

QuestionAnswerAccording toRead on
Commercial useYes OpenAI terms -
Where outputs may be usednot on record --
Trains on your inputsNo OpenAI terms openai.com2026-08-31
"OpenAI will not use Customer Content to develop or improve the Services, unless Customer explicitly agrees to such use. ('Customer Content' means the Input and the Output.)"
Trains on your promptsYes OpenAI terms -
Trains on your outputsYes OpenAI terms -
Output ownershipUser – OpenAI assigns all right, title, and interest OpenAI terms -
Copyright indemnityYes OpenAI terms openai.com2026-08-31
"OpenAI's indemnification obligations to API customers under the Agreement include any third party claim that Customer's use or distribution of Output infringes a third party's intellectual property right. (Six enumerated exclusions; Beta Services excluded.)"
Marking applied by the modelNo OpenAI terms -
Disclosure duty on younot on record --
Training data disclosedNo OpenAI terms -

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GPT Image 1.5 on other services

  • ElevenLabs Yes on Business, Creator, Enterprise, Pro, Scale and Starter; No on Free
  • fal not answered by the documents on record
  • Magnific Yes on Business, Essential, Premium, Premium+, Pro and Pro Starter; No on Free
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