All-in-one AI studios

These tools make images, video and audio (voice, music or sound effects) in one place. Rights can differ by output type as well as by plan, so check each tool's page.

7 tools

• Adobe Firefly
  • Individual plans (Free / Standard / Pro) Yes
  • Creative Cloud for teams / enterprise on an Eligible Plan Yes

  Adobe treats Firefly output as your content, but you must not strip watermarks or Content Credentials. Adobe's IP indemnity covers only Creative Cloud for teams/enterprise customers on specific plans, and is capped at US$10,000 per output or claim.

• Canva AI (Magic Media)
  • Free / Pro Yes

  You own Canva AI output and may use it for any lawful purpose, except output that edits or includes Canva library content, which stays under Canva's content licence.

• ElevenLabs (voice, image, video)
  • Free No
  • Paid (Starter and up) Yes

  The free plan is non-commercial and makes images but not video. Paid plans (Starter and up) can sell voice, image and video output. Sound effects can only be sold as part of a larger work. Image and video run on third-party models such as Veo, Kling and Seedance, and each provider's own terms apply on top.

• Freepik / Magnific
  • Free No
  • Premium / Premium+ / Pro Yes

  On a free account, Magnific's AI outputs are licensed for personal, non-commercial use only. Its docs say commercial use needs Premium, Premium+ or Pro. AI audio can't be put on streaming platforms as standalone tracks.

• Higgsfield
  • Free / paid Yes

  Higgsfield does not claim ownership of your outputs and does not restrict commercial use. It may embed invisible watermarks / C2PA provenance.

• Runway
  • Free / paid Yes

  Runway does not claim ownership of your outputs and does not restrict commercial use of them; it may use inputs/outputs to train its models.

• Stability AI (models & DreamStudio)
  • Older open models (SD 1.5, SD 2.x, SDXL 1.0): OpenRAIL Yes
  • Community License (SD 3 / 3.5, SDXL Turbo and other Core Models) Yes
  • Enterprise Yes

  Depends on the model. Older open models (Stable Diffusion 1.5, 2.x and SDXL 1.0) use OpenRAIL licences with no revenue cap. Newer Core Models (SD 3 / 3.5, SDXL Turbo and others) use the Community License: commercial use only under US$1M annual revenue, Enterprise licence above that.