Commercial Rights on Pixogen Images and Video
What you can run as ads, what needs a real-person release, and the no-watermark rule.
Pixogen Team
Published Aug 14, 2026 · Updated Aug 14, 2026
Commercial rights are on every plan — likeness is not
Outputs are yours to sell and advertise when the face is generated or licensed. A real person without consent is not a commercial-rights problem, it is a legal block. Read /commercial-ai-image-generator next to this guide.
This page is the Pixogen-specific version of the topic. Credit numbers below match the generate button in the studio as of August 2026. If a model ships a new badge, we update the routing note here within a day — that is the newsroom rule, not a landing-page rewrite.
Credit math
Rights do not add a surcharge. Watermarks are not part of the paid export.
Credits never expire. Failed jobs refund automatically. Do not budget as if a missed render is gone. Packs start at 200 credits for $19.99; a launch week for a persona is usually cheaper than one stock-license bundle.
Pipeline on Pixogen
Generated face → lock → ads. Never “this celebrity but legal”.
Internal links that belong on this job: the matching tool landing, the pipeline hub, and one glossary term. Do not leave a guide live without those three. Related reading lives in Learn and Academy, not in a footer dump.
Model routing
Irrelevant to the contract. The tool path is.
If you are choosing an engine for the first time, open /models/compare. Portraits, motion, lipsync and photoreal each have a different default. Wan 3.0 is the motion hero as of this writing; Nano Banana 2 still wins in-image text.
Mistakes that waste credits
- Running a lookalike ad.
- Assuming stock-site licenses apply.
Publish checklist
- Lock identity before you batch.
- Write the credit total on the brief so the client sees the number before the job.
- Export clean — no watermark — then brand in your editor.
- Ping the changelog if this guide rode a model drop.
See /terms-and-conditions, /glossary/commercial-rights.