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PixelLab pricing, commercial use, and license

Can you ship a game made with PixelLab? A pricing page names a commercial license. The terms quoted beside it may narrow that. PixelLab's FAQ says generated images can be used commercially, with one ask: don't train new models on them.

PixelLab generates pixel art game assets: characters, 4- and 8-direction rotations, animations, tilesets, maps, and UI, in the browser or through an Aseprite extension. Its terms say you own the copyrights to your creations for commercial and non-commercial use; the one stated restriction is training other models on the output.

5 verified facts · 1 unverified · newest verified quote 2026-10-21

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Can I ship it?

Summary, not a quote

A pricing page names a commercial license. The terms quoted beside it may narrow that.

The terms say you own the copyrights to your creations and can use them commercially and non-commercially without asking permission.
The terms bar training other models on outputs without PixelLab's permission, and use of PixelLab also binds you to the Open RAIL-M license terms.
Player-facing art, sound, narrative, or localization made with this tool is the kind of shipped content Steam's Content Survey asks about (Pre-Generated). This is Valve's rule, not a statement from the vendor.

Quick answers

Can I use PixelLab commercially in a game?: A pricing page names a commercial license. The terms quoted beside it may narrow that. PixelLab's FAQ says generated images can be used commercially, with one ask: don't train new models on them.
Who owns what PixelLab generates?: The terms say you own the copyrights to your creations and can use them commercially and non-commercially without asking permission.
What can I export from PixelLab for a game engine?: PixelLab runs inside Aseprite through an extension and in its own Pixelorama-based editor. Engine import is not named.

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Facts

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Plans

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Commercial use

Commercial useVerified

PixelLab's FAQ says generated images can be used commercially, with one ask: don't train new models on them.

Can I use the generated images commercially? Yes, we only ask that you do not train new models with the images.

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Ownership of outputs

Ownership of outputsVerified

The terms say you own the copyrights to your creations and can use them commercially and non-commercially without asking permission.

1.3 You own the copyrights to your creations, permitting usage for both commercial and non-commercial purposes with no need for permission.

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No training, plus Open RAIL-M

License caveatVerified

The terms bar training other models on outputs without PixelLab's permission, and use of PixelLab also binds you to the Open RAIL-M license terms.

You are free to use, modify, and distribute the outputs from our tools for any purpose, except for training other models without our explicit permission.

Fetched 2026-10-21 · Source

Steam AI disclosure

Steam disclosureVerified

Player-facing art, sound, narrative, or localization made with this tool is the kind of shipped content Steam's Content Survey asks about (Pre-Generated). This is Valve's rule, not a statement from the vendor.

Pre-Generated: Any kind of content that ships with your game and is consumed by players that is created with the help of AI tools during development.

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Aseprite and editor

Engines and exportVerified

PixelLab runs inside Aseprite through an extension and in its own Pixelorama-based editor. Engine import is not named.

Learn how to use inpainting in Aseprite or PixelLab's Editor (Pixelorama).

Fetched 2026-10-21 · Source

Alternatives

Adobe Firefly — Adobe Firefly is Adobe's generative image and video product. The generative-credits FAQ and the Firefly plans page returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-15, so credit amounts and the commercial-use sentence are unverified here.
God Mode AI — God Mode AI turns a single character image into game sprite animations, plus pixel-art, Spine, 3D animation, UI, and VFX tools. The FAQ lists a $29/month subscription and says commercial licensing is included for shipped games. Output ownership was not verified because the terms page blocks our checker.
Layer — Layer sells a studio subscription for image, video, 3D, and audio models, with a commercial license listed for all users and a published starting price.
Leonardo.Ai — Image and video generator used for concept art, textures, and marketing stills. The help center states paid private generations are owned by the user. The pricing page returned HTTP 403, so dollar amounts are unverified.
Ludo.ai — Ludo.ai is a game-dev suite for ideation, sprites and animated sprite sheets, 2D art, 3D models, and audio. Plan prices are published. The terms are served as a PDF, so the commercial-use and ownership rows are unverified.
Midjourney — Midjourney is an image and video generator widely used for concept art. Its plan-comparison and commercial-use docs returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-15, so prices and the license sentence are unverified here.
Recraft — Image and vector generator. Paid plans grant ownership and commercial rights. Free-plan images are owned by Recraft and are not licensed for commercial use. Dollar prices were not in the fetched pricing HTML.
Stability AI — Stability AI publishes a community license covering Stable Diffusion, Stable Audio, and Stable Fast 3D. Commercial use under $1M annual revenue is stated on the membership page. Output ownership for a specific generation is not stated there.

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PixelLab pricing, commercial use, and license

5 verified facts · 1 unverified · newest verified quote 2026-10-21

Can I ship it?

Summary, not a quote

A pricing page names a commercial license. The terms quoted beside it may narrow that.

The terms say you own the copyrights to your creations and can use them commercially and non-commercially without asking permission.
The terms bar training other models on outputs without PixelLab's permission, and use of PixelLab also binds you to the Open RAIL-M license terms.
Player-facing art, sound, narrative, or localization made with this tool is the kind of shipped content Steam's Content Survey asks about (Pre-Generated). This is Valve's rule, not a statement from the vendor.

Quick answers

Can I use PixelLab commercially in a game?: A pricing page names a commercial license. The terms quoted beside it may narrow that. PixelLab's FAQ says generated images can be used commercially, with one ask: don't train new models on them.
Who owns what PixelLab generates?: The terms say you own the copyrights to your creations and can use them commercially and non-commercially without asking permission.
What can I export from PixelLab for a game engine?: PixelLab runs inside Aseprite through an extension and in its own Pixelorama-based editor. Engine import is not named.

Built only from rows with a stored vendor quote. The facts below carry the exact sentence, source link, and fetch date.

Facts

Verified means the quote was copied from the source page on the fetched date. It goes stale after 30 days until the checker sees it again.

Plans

PricingUnverified

Unverified. No verbatim quote is stored for this row.

Fetched 2026-10-21 · Source

Commercial use

Commercial useVerified

PixelLab's FAQ says generated images can be used commercially, with one ask: don't train new models on them.

Can I use the generated images commercially? Yes, we only ask that you do not train new models with the images.

Fetched 2026-10-21 · Source

Ownership of outputs

Ownership of outputsVerified

The terms say you own the copyrights to your creations and can use them commercially and non-commercially without asking permission.

1.3 You own the copyrights to your creations, permitting usage for both commercial and non-commercial purposes with no need for permission.

Fetched 2026-10-21 · Source

No training, plus Open RAIL-M

License caveatVerified

The terms bar training other models on outputs without PixelLab's permission, and use of PixelLab also binds you to the Open RAIL-M license terms.

You are free to use, modify, and distribute the outputs from our tools for any purpose, except for training other models without our explicit permission.

Fetched 2026-10-21 · Source

Steam AI disclosure

Steam disclosureVerified

Pre-Generated: Any kind of content that ships with your game and is consumed by players that is created with the help of AI tools during development.

Fetched 2026-10-21 · Source

Aseprite and editor

Engines and exportVerified

PixelLab runs inside Aseprite through an extension and in its own Pixelorama-based editor. Engine import is not named.

Learn how to use inpainting in Aseprite or PixelLab's Editor (Pixelorama).

Fetched 2026-10-21 · Source

Alternatives

Adobe Firefly — Adobe Firefly is Adobe's generative image and video product. The generative-credits FAQ and the Firefly plans page returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-15, so credit amounts and the commercial-use sentence are unverified here.

God Mode AI — God Mode AI turns a single character image into game sprite animations, plus pixel-art, Spine, 3D animation, UI, and VFX tools. The FAQ lists a $29/month subscription and says commercial licensing is included for shipped games. Output ownership was not verified because the terms page blocks our checker.

Layer — Layer sells a studio subscription for image, video, 3D, and audio models, with a commercial license listed for all users and a published starting price.

Leonardo.Ai — Image and video generator used for concept art, textures, and marketing stills. The help center states paid private generations are owned by the user. The pricing page returned HTTP 403, so dollar amounts are unverified.

Ludo.ai — Ludo.ai is a game-dev suite for ideation, sprites and animated sprite sheets, 2D art, 3D models, and audio. Plan prices are published. The terms are served as a PDF, so the commercial-use and ownership rows are unverified.

Midjourney — Midjourney is an image and video generator widely used for concept art. Its plan-comparison and commercial-use docs returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-15, so prices and the license sentence are unverified here.

Recraft — Image and vector generator. Paid plans grant ownership and commercial rights. Free-plan images are owned by Recraft and are not licensed for commercial use. Dollar prices were not in the fetched pricing HTML.

Stability AI — Stability AI publishes a community license covering Stable Diffusion, Stable Audio, and Stable Fast 3D. Commercial use under $1M annual revenue is stated on the membership page. Output ownership for a specific generation is not stated there.

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