Lummi
  • About Lummi
    • Welcome to Lummi AI
      • Getting Started
      • Lummi Plugins
      • Lummi Pro
    • Lummi Credits
    • Pro Features
      • Remove Background
      • Image Reframe
      • Hi Res Downloads
      • Retouch
      • Create
      • 🆕Video BETA
      • 🆕Styles BETA
    • FAQ
  • Become a Lummi Creator
    • About Lummi Creators
    • How to Stand Out with your Lummi Application
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Last updated 11 days ago

Are Lummi images free to download and use?

Yes! Most of the Lummi library is available free to download. Unlock higher quality downloads, premium images, plus many more perks to level up your designs, by signing up for .

Can I use Lummi images for commercial purposes?

Yes! All Lummi images are free to use for both commercial and personal purposes, no attribution required. We just have limitations on re-distribution of the images and the creation of similar or competing services with the images. For more information, you can check out our license terms here:

How much does Lummi Pro cost?

For information about Pro Plan pricing, visit our Pro Plan info page .

Do unused AI credits roll over?

No, unused monthly credits do not roll over to the next month, so make sure to use them up!

How do I apply to be a Lummi contributor?

To apply, just fill up . Make sure to include your email address so we can contact you and a portfolio of original images you've created using AI. For more tips on how to make your portfolio stand out, check out our application guide, .

Note: This is not a job application, and we are not hiring for paid positions within Lummi.

Does Lummi have an API?

Yes! To learn more about the Lummi API, and request access, visit our API page . Looking for API documentation? That's available .

What AI image model does Lummi use for its Create and Retouch tools?

Lummi uses Flux for image generation and retouch.

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